Chris Paul and Jonathan Kuminga are among the major things to watch
Warriors training camp begins Monday afternoon with plenty of questions to answer and players to keep an eye on. Golden State won’t have a title to defend this year, but the aging core of Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green is looking to pry open the contention window for as long as possible.
The Warriors will most likely be their most competitive if 38-year-old Paul accepts a role coming off the bench and playing with the second unit. That isn’t to say Paul will be shunned from the starting rotation or won’t close games; head coach Steve Kerr may go to a hyper-small lineup with him, Curry and Thompson in certain matchups.
“That unit should not play as fast as the first unit,” Green said in November. “It should be more methodical. It should be more sets. It should be more patterned movements as opposed to random movements and random offense. For me, it’s just trying to slow that unit down. The Warriors’ seventh overall pick in 2021 will be entering his third year in the NBA, viewed as a crucial stepping stone for young first-rounders seeking a contract extension. Jordan Poole’s 2022 breakout season, his third year, earned him a hefty contract — can Kuminga follow his footsteps ?
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