The God Poster
LWO representa
Let their fans tell it championship windows open frequently
Everybody think they GOAT Franchise now
Wiseman is gonna be a problem
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Everybody think they GOAT Franchise now
Yup
LOL, well I am not saying the Warriors can't win a championship or two in the coming years.Let their fans tell it championship windows open frequently
Everybody think they GOAT Franchise now
But right now, I'm not sure the Warriors have another 5-6 years the way they did in 2015.
A ton of their success hinges on Steph Curry and as he's approaching his mid-30s, you really want to squeeze out as much as you can if you're the Warriors ownership.
I don't think the path forward is to wait out Wiseman's growing pains as if he's going to one day carry an aginng Steph Curry to the title. As good as Wiseman can be some day, I don't see him becoming the next Nikola Jokic.
And if the team can get a guy like Myles Turner who could help immediately, I don't think you can just turn that down.
I could get behind something along those lines, but all 3 of them is too much IMO...
Rather give a future pick...
But I think you guys are wrong about Wise...
We'll see.
I'm going with the FO.
And he continues to be a problem.
This couldn't have turned out any worse, literally. Wasting yet another season of Steph/Draymond; 'tis a crime against basketball.
Asked Thursday if he could update the status of center James Wiseman, Warriors coach Steve Kerr’s initial response was an expression of exasperation.
Not with Wiseman, who continues to rehabilitate after mid-April surgery to repair a torn right meniscus, followed by a minor follow-up procedure in December. All the 20-year-old center wants is to get healthy enough to resume his nascent NBA career.
It’s the prolonged recovery process, with encouraging signs being dashed by interruptions, bringing layers of mystery to Wiseman’s return, that has the coach at wit’s end.
“Several times I’ve said, ‘Yeah, we were hoping he would have contact in the next week,’ and then he didn’t for one reason or another,” Kerr said before tipoff against the Pacers at Chase Center. “Then he had the swelling in his knee, then he had the procedure to flush the swelling out. So, there’s just been this extended time where he’s been out that has been most frustrating for him.
“The beat goes on. We’re still very hopeful that this is all going to happen, that he’s going to be out there soon in contact circumstances in practice. But at this point, I’m also aware that I’m ‘The Boy who cried Wolf’ a little bit.”
In short, Kerr and the Warriors still have no timeline for Wiseman’s return.
Wiseman's prolonged recovery process leaves Kerr exasperated
This is truly embarrassing from the front office. It's like they hoping their mistake will just go unnoticed.
Not with Wiseman, who continues to rehabilitate after mid-April surgery to repair a torn right meniscus, followed by a minor follow-up procedure in December. All the 20-year-old center wants is to get healthy enough to resume his nascent NBA career.
It’s the prolonged recovery process, with encouraging signs being dashed by interruptions, bringing layers of mystery to Wiseman’s return, that has the coach at wit’s end.
“Several times I’ve said, ‘Yeah, we were hoping he would have contact in the next week,’ and then he didn’t for one reason or another,” Kerr said before tipoff against the Pacers at Chase Center. “Then he had the swelling in his knee, then he had the procedure to flush the swelling out. So, there’s just been this extended time where he’s been out that has been most frustrating for him.
“The beat goes on. We’re still very hopeful that this is all going to happen, that he’s going to be out there soon in contact circumstances in practice. But at this point, I’m also aware that I’m ‘The Boy who cried Wolf’ a little bit.”
In short, Kerr and the Warriors still have no timeline for Wiseman’s return.
Wiseman's prolonged recovery process leaves Kerr exasperated
This is truly embarrassing from the front office. It's like they hoping their mistake will just go unnoticed.
If Meyers don’t go ahead an secure a center in FA or buyout this is egregious by him and the owner at this point… like I said yesterday for the foreseeable future dubs FO gotta hold that L for not taking Melo…Asked Thursday if he could update the status of center James Wiseman, Warriors coach Steve Kerr’s initial response was an expression of exasperation.
Not with Wiseman, who continues to rehabilitate after mid-April surgery to repair a torn right meniscus, followed by a minor follow-up procedure in December. All the 20-year-old center wants is to get healthy enough to resume his nascent NBA career.
It’s the prolonged recovery process, with encouraging signs being dashed by interruptions, bringing layers of mystery to Wiseman’s return, that has the coach at wit’s end.
“Several times I’ve said, ‘Yeah, we were hoping he would have contact in the next week,’ and then he didn’t for one reason or another,” Kerr said before tipoff against the Pacers at Chase Center. “Then he had the swelling in his knee, then he had the procedure to flush the swelling out. So, there’s just been this extended time where he’s been out that has been most frustrating for him.
“The beat goes on. We’re still very hopeful that this is all going to happen, that he’s going to be out there soon in contact circumstances in practice. But at this point, I’m also aware that I’m ‘The Boy who cried Wolf’ a little bit.”
In short, Kerr and the Warriors still have no timeline for Wiseman’s return.
Wiseman's prolonged recovery process leaves Kerr exasperated
This is truly embarrassing from the front office. It's like they hoping their mistake will just go unnoticed.
Bigblackted4
Superstar
They should move him for Myles Turner
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
Melo isn't fixing their frontcourt woes.
The sign a cheap big philosophy has failed big time on them. That's why they're here now.
They signed Cousins on some Black Friday shyt and it still didn't solve it.
Start doubling down on drafting bigs since their guards are set in stone.
Yet you have some GS fans on this site that think that he can still be used as a centerpiece for a big time trade 
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
Indiana's not taking him.
Warriors fans blaming a kid for being injured. Wasn’t Steph injured for like 3 years to start his career? They don’t even care about Wiseman’s health, they just want him back to help Steph win games. Sick world we live in. LWO would never.
