The athletic forward of the Golden State Warriors made a skilled pass to Stephen Curry, which would have been even better if Curry had been a bit closer. The Warriors are well-known not only for their shooting abilities but also for their impressive ball movement. This can be attributed to the efforts of Mark Jackson, who laid the foundation, and Steve Kerr, who completed the master plan for the team’s offensive strategy. Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and their teammates showcase their exceptional precision in whipping the ball around the perimeter, rivaling any team in NBA history.
In a recent revelation by the Warriors’ coach, he discussed Anthony Davis’s exceptional performance during the playoffs last season, revealing a truth that might disappoint many loyal Warriors fans. Additionally, Kerr expressed admiration for the Western Conference’s overall strength and depth, which could be a cause for concern for supporters of Golden State, regardless of their location.
In a preseason matchup on Saturday, the Warriors faced off against the Lakers. In the midst of a regular offensive play, Steve Kerr’s team displayed their impressive ball movement skills, passing the ball around rapidly. However, the ball unexpectedly landed in the possession of forward Jonathan Kuminga. Searching for an open teammate in the corner, Kuminga glanced towards the Warriors’ sideline and swiftly made a pass. Unfortunately, the timing of his throw was far from ideal, as it ended up in the hands of the wrong player at that exact moment.
In the third quarter of their preseason game, the Warriors showcased their exceptional ball movement and impressive shooting skills from beyond the arc, giving the Lakers a tough time defending against them. The Warriors’ preseason will continue until October 20 before they kick off the regular season by facing off against the Phoenix Suns on October 24 in their home court, the Bay Area.
