The Warriors might end up going to Chicago in September, as the NBA is exploring a second "bubble" for the eight teams who are not a part of the resumed season in Orlando.
Golden State coach Steve Kerr has a nickname for the proposed event.
"I call it the 'JV Bubble,' " Kerr said on the most recent episode of his "Flying Coach" podcast.
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You probably are aware that "JV" is short for "junior varsity."
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So what are the Warriors doing in the meantime?
"Right now we have our young players coming in -- working out individually," Kerr explained. "One player, one coach at our facility in San Francisco.
"No team activities are allowed at this point."
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If the Warriors end up participating in the "JV Bubble," it's all but certain that players like Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green and Andrew Wiggins will not attend.
