No. Exum is not close to returning.

Santos is a sf/pf

@AumontGreenhow his to small for a PF. Maybe SG or SF either way it's only my opinion. I want to see that starting 5. Small ball doesn't have much effect anymore.

@@lextv027 bro Gui is 6'8 and you're saying he's too small for pf? shit Draymond plays pf at 6'6.

He is the only one belive in him 100% and thats very BIG

You're insecurities are showing 😅 that closet must be dark 😢

No he doesn't he's been playing terrible it's his worst season ever I rather have luka dončic than curry

@ okay say whatever you want to

@@SkibidiDrizzyhe’s playing at San Francisco his home team so he can have better experience there.

That's because it wasn't a kickball. They threw it at sabonis's leg

@@rob1376 that is kick ball in every definition

@@hungtranphotoskicking the ball is a violation only when it's intentional, sabonis never moved

Bruh what are you talking about….

I originally assumed you were joking. However, on the outside chance, you are dead ass Kerr has won 4 championships. He has earned a forever job if he wants it.

@ 100% not joking. Kerr is failing the majority of the players in favour of a now outdated system. The team has and continues to be built on this system. His rotations and adjustments are lacking to say the least. Kerr is touted as this all time great coach, he came in to a very good team that was making strides under the previous coach as their young core developed. Kerr won CoY in 15-16 - but had Walton fill in for 43 games to start the season, where they went 39 and 4. Set a record for win streak to start a season (24). Kerr came back for the final 39 games going 34 and 5. Draymond (and others) coached against the Suns in 2018 - while the Suns had a really bad lineup it was a 46 point routing. Even without Klay, Curry (5 games played), Wiggins (12 games played) he couldn’t develop or integrate players, Draymond (43 games played) also couldnt be kept in check. Giving Kerr credit for the teams success to the point where he has job security for life (or until Curry leaves) is seriously overrating him. He is getting incredibly well paid as a coach @ $17.5m per (highest paid coach).

@sambeaumont395 The same thing happened to Phil Jackson in Chicago, Red Holtzman in NY and Chuck Daly in Detroit, and on and on it goes. That's how teams reward their championship coaches. Unless he decides to retire, gets into a big beef with Steph or does something detrimental to the organization, he's not going anywhere.

@@sambeaumont395 0 chance Kerr goes anywhere after winning 4 chips, with the most recent only being a couple years ago. Curry/Dray probably want him there too or else he would have been gone by now

@@buzzerbeater3350 Phil went into his final season with the Bulls as a 5 time champion, with the knowledge of win or lose he was gone, he won, it didn’t change anything he was still gone. I’m not familiar with Red Holzman, so cannot comment. But curious if he developed any players, adjusted the team play to counter aging players or help youth develop. Chuck Daly lasted two more seasons with the Pistons, hardly lifetime. Isiah, Joe, Mark, Dennis, and Bill all outlasted him.

Do you believe this ? They struggle and not even consistent at all