Despite the current MLB lockout, there was baseball being played in the Bay Area for a little while Wednesday.
On a day off between home games, the Warriors went away from the usual full practice schedule and instead, played home run derby inside Chase Center.
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Kerr mentioned that Klay Thompson, whose brother Trayce, has over 600 MLB at-bats, and Steph Curry had the most success with the bat in their hands, while other members of the Warriors struggled.
"Not everybody played baseball growing up," Kerr said with a laugh.
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While the Warriors beat the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday night, they've gone through a bit of a lull over the last few weeks, so a fun activity probably was a good way to loosen things up and allow the guys to share some laughs together.