some of the best players in history. he's producing NOW despite the gaps in his game. dubs have the luxury of using him as a mismatch piece and this is only a couple of days into his 2nd training camp. i'm holding my kuminga stock and buying more.

i am hyped for this season. everybody was rusty (jetlag, 1st game), but i'm expecting everyone to be better this year.

as far as this game went, wiseman balled out. i love that he got work against porzingis. his ability to play half the game is going to extend loon's durability and effectiveness.

divincenzo - loved what i saw from him. i think he's really going to mesh well. he was good on defense, good on the boards, knocked down open 3s, distributed well. very nice pickup.

moody - looking for him to continue development as a solid rotational piece who comes in, hustles, is disruptive on d and doesn't make mistakes.

rollins - he got a bag. it'll take him awhile to figure out finishing against nba sized defense, but he had some nice moves and despite forcing it a bit, i think he'll be good. not a 'must play now' type dude, but warriors should hopefully have a bunch of blowouts where he can get run

baldwin - looked like a player. shot looks good (well, he airballed one and bricked another, but he made his first 3 and hit a nice turnaround fadeaway midrange. looks like a player and the staff is high on him.

jk, moody, wise, dante, jp. that has potential to be a helluva 2nd 5. divincenzo was a starting 2 guard for a championship caliber team. jp is a legit starting combo guard in the league. the other three could start for somebody.

teams really won't get a chance to rest on offense or defense against the dubs. oh shit. jamychal green (sp?), too. he's a great pickup also.



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