Apr 2

SAC111
WAS116
Final
TOR118
CHI137
Final
GSW134
MEM125
Final
ORL116
SAS105
Final
MIN140
DEN139
Final
NYK105
CLE124
Final
CHA105
IND119
Final
MIA124
BOS103
Final

Apr 3

UTA105
HOU143
Final
ATL118
DAL120
Final
SAS113
DEN106
Final
DET103
OKC119
Final
NOP98
LAC114
Final
ORL37-40
WAS17-59
FDFL @11:00 PM UTC
MIL41-34
PHI23-53
NBCSP @11:00 PM UTC
MIN44-32
BKN25-51
FDSN @11:30 PM UTC
POR33-43
TOR28-48
KUNP @11:30 PM UTC
MEM44-32
MIA35-41
TNT @11:30 PM UTC

Apr 4

SAC36-40
CHA19-57
NBCSCA @11:00 PM UTC
GSW44-31
LAL46-29
TNT @2:00 AM UTC
UTA16-61
IND45-31
KJZZ @11:00 PM UTC
PHX35-41
BOS56-20
NBCSB @11:30 PM UTC
DET42-34
TOR28-48
FDD+ @11:30 PM UTC

Apr 5

DEN47-30
GSW44-31
NBCSBAY @2:00 AM UTC
POR33-43
CHI34-42
KUNP @12:00 AM UTC
CLE61-15
SAS32-44
FDOH @12:00 AM UTC
OKC64-12
HOU50-27
FDOK @12:00 AM UTC
DAL38-39
LAC44-32
KFAA @2:30 AM UTC
NOP21-55
LAL46-29
GCSE @2:30 AM UTC
NYK48-28
ATL36-40
FDSE @7:00 PM UTC
MEM44-32
DET42-34
NBAt @11:00 PM UTC
MIN44-32
PHI23-53
FDSN @11:00 PM UTC
NBA Summer League

What we learned as Warriors' undefeated Summer League continues

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Brandin Podziemski joins NBA TV’s Chris Haynes to reflect on how much he’s learned since his rookie summer league.

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The Warriors on Friday night experienced something new in their Summer League experience: A close game.

After blowing through the California Classic with three decisive wins and adding four more since moving to the Las Vegas Summer League, Golden State had to dig deep to post a 90-83 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Six Warriors scored in double figures, led by two-way guard Pat Spencer’s 17 points. Kevin Knox II had 14, Daeqwon Plowden and Yuri Collins 13 each, Jackson Rowe 11, and Quinten Post 10.

Though Golden State never trailed after the opening minutes – and led by as much as 11 – the Thunder pulled into an 80-80 tie with 2:29 left before the Warriors closed it out with a 10-3 finish.

The victory closed out the 2024 NBA Summer League regular season with a 5-0 record, putting their combined Summer League record at 8-0.

Here are three takeaways from the game that sends the Warriors into the semifinals on Sunday:

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First Impressions Of Post

The first look at Golden State’s only 2024 draft pick (No. 52 overall) came when Post entered with 5:49 left in the first quarter.

It took him only 37 seconds to pick up the kind of foul opponents have been moaning about for years: illegal screen. And it was obvious.

The 7-footer made up for it a couple minutes later with a quick spin move into a bank shot. Moreover, Post looked quite comfortable draining a 3-ball from the top of the key off a pick-and-pop action in the second quarter.

Post was plus-5 over 14 minutes, finishing with 10 points, three rebounds, one assist, one steal and two turnovers. He generally acquitted himself well. He moved well for someone shaking off the rust after being sidelined for three weeks with a lower leg injury.

The no-risk gamble on Knox

There are several reasons the Warriors took a flyer on Knox, mostly related to his length and the fact that at least one team – the New York Knicks – saw enough potential to make him the ninth overall pick in the 2018 draft.

Knox has spent his Summer League minutes looking like a man under the impression he is running out of chances. The 6-foot-8 forward brings consistent energy, though it’s not always effective.

In his latest Summer League audition, Knox not only produced 14 points, but snagged a game-high 10 rebounds and record two assists to finish a team-best plus-15 over 24 minutes.

Knox is not a great athlete. He’s not a great shooter. He’s not a great defender. He does, however, have enough skill and desire to maintain a professional career – though it probably won’t be with the Warriors and might not be in the NBA.

Might Be Time To pull Plowden

Though Plowden already has impressed the Warriors enough to earn a two-way contract, he’s still busting his backside as if a playoff game is at stake.

That’s scary, if only because some of Plowden’s best work comes with mid-air exploits. He banged in another tip dunk against the Thunder.

Plowden played a team-high 27 minutes, scoring his 13 points on 4-of-11 shooting from the field, including 2-of-7 beyond the arc. He added three rebounds, two assists and one block, finishing plus-5.

The Warriors have seen enough of Brandin Podziemski and Trayce Jackson-Davis, neither of whom suited up Friday night. Might be wise to sit Plowden in the semifinal game.

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