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Warriors coach dissatisfied with Wiggins

Warriors coach dissatisfied with Wiggins: players should do their best when they put on the jersey!

The Golden State Warriors have been struggling a bit lately, as the Warriors, who were in second place in the West, are now struggling to hold on to third place in the West. The Warriors’ roster is not weak this season, but the lack of momentum at the beginning of the season after soaring, losing has become the norm, making many Warriors fans worry that the team will not playoff rounds.

The team’s current predicament has led many people to point the finger at Wiggins, as the season’s All-Star starter, Wiggins from the All-Star again began to play health basketball. The average of 18 points clocked off, originally in Curry and Green injury should carry the team when he, now back to his in the Timberwolves when the “thermos in the goji berry” state.

Mike Brown, who is an assistant coach with the Warriors, expressed his displeasure during a recent visit to the Warriors’ loss: “I think players should compete to the best of their ability on the court as long as they put on the NBA jersey, but some times it just doesn’t work out that way.”

Fans know that Mike Brown is talking about Wiggins.

Wiggins’ talent is recognized, as a first-round pick he also played a great performance, but he entered the league 8 years, except for the contract season basically did not prove himself, originally at the beginning of the season fans thought he had finally lost his way, but now he is open to swing again.

Wiggins’ current state makes the Warriors’ championship possibilities much less likely, plus Wiggins’ value has increased after being selected as an All-Star, and will certainly seek a big contract next season, but Warriors management clearly does not want to invest in Wiggins anymore, and Wiggins is likely to be traded next season.

The most pitiful or Warriors fans, originally thought that the arrival of Wiggins brought hope to the team, the result is now only disappointment, plus Curry is another year older, the championship is still far away.

KD calls out thunder warriors for retiring his jersey, will he avoid KG’s fate?

In the history of the NBA, only 2 players have been able to retire their jerseys in 3 teams, and now Durant wants to join them. In a recent interview with The Ringer reporter Logan Murdock, he said that both the Thunder and Warriors should retire his jersey, and if he continues to perform the way he is today in the next 4 or 5 years, the Nets should also have his NBA jersey retired on their schedule.

Only two players in the history of the NBA have ever retired their jerseys in three teams, one is the omnipotent Chamberlain, whose jersey was retired in the Warriors, 76ers and Lakers at the same time; the other is “Pistol” Pete Maravich, whose jersey has been retired by the Hawks and Jazz he played for. Later, after the Hornets moved to New Orleans, also retired Maravich’s jersey, so as to close the distance with the New Orleans fans.

In fact, O’Neal is also eligible to have his jersey retired in 3 teams. He has now retired his jersey in the Lakers and the Heat, and the Magic is slow to move.

There are also 2 people who have the opportunity to retire their jerseys in 3 teams, one is James and the other is Durant. James, who led three different teams to the championship, has the opportunity to retire his jersey with the Cavaliers, Heat and Lakers, while Durant, who has now played for three teams, also has the opportunity to enjoy this honor.

After all, Durant is the first regular season MVP in Thunder (Supersonics) history and led the team to the Finals in 2012. In addition, he was a four-time scoring champion, a seven-time All-Star and a six-time Best XI selection in Russia. In the Warriors, Durant won 2 championships and was elected MVP of the finals 2 times. there is no doubt that he is eligible to retire his jersey in these 2 teams. The company is also eligible to retire its jerseys in the Nets if it can lead the Nets to their first NBA championship in team history.

Interestingly, not long after Durant said, “If the Thunder did not retire my jersey, it would be harmful to the development of basketball,” the Thunder held an official event to recruit a number of old players, during the Thunder general manager Presti said the Thunder welcome the return of old players, no matter how long they have played here will be appreciated.

Of course, the chances of the three young Thunder returning to the Russian city that year are slim, but Presti’s words still give a glimpse of the possibility of reconciliation between them and Durant. After all, Durant had a falling out with the Thunder after leaving in 2016. James also returned to the Cavaliers in 2014, but Durant refused to return to the Thunder.

There is no shortage of precedents for not being able to enjoy jersey retirement due to bad relationships with teams (like Garnett and the Timberwolves), so let’s hope Durant and the Thunder don’t make the same mistake. Can Durant retire his jersey with 3 teams?

Curry was presented with commemorative jersey No. 2974

Curry was presented with commemorative jersey No. 2974 after the game and again with Aaron Miller

Curry was crowned the NBA’s all-time three-point king as the Warriors defeated the Knicks. In this game, Ray Allen and Reggie Miller, who are former record holders, both came to the scene to witness Curry’s legendary moment with everyone, and they exchanged pleasantries and posed for a photo before the game.

Milestone moment 2974 goals! Curry enjoys the throne of the all-time three-point king with only 789 games to break the record.

After the game, Curry was presented with a Warriors jersey with a back number of 2974 to commemorate his 2974 three-pointers to top the all-time three-point list. He picked up the jersey and took a photo with Allen and Miller again.

Classic Jerseys Collection of Golden State Warriors

2021-22 classic edition / Origins jersey

The Warriors Origins jersey is a modern-era spin on the team’s 1961-62 road uniform, the 16th and final season that the team played in Philadelphia prior to the team’s move to the West Coast the following season. Warriors Origins celebrates the team’s 16-year tenure in Philadelphia, which included a pair of NBA championships (1947 & 1956) and included several individual league records that still stand to this day—highlighted by Wilt Chamberlain’s 100-point game on March 2, 1962 vs. the New York Knicks.

2. 2009-10

The “Classic Edition” jersey features “WARRIORS” in blue letters against a orange background with black, yellow and white trim around the neck and arm openings. The “We Believe” set, named for team’s improbable run to clinch a playoff spot in 2007, at the time their first in 13 years, was originally adopted by the Warriors ten years earlier during the Summer of ’97 and featured ancient mythology imagery, a god wielding a lightning bolt as the primary logo. The uniform underwent a bit of a re-design for the 2002-03 season. Some changes to the original design, but all to bring the uniform into 2019. The jersey included the Nike swoosh and the advertisement patch, the NBA logo placed on the back above the player name. Of course, during its original run it had only the NBA logo in the upper corner.

3. 2009-10 Classic jersey

The “Classic Edition” jersey features “WARRIORS” in gold letters against a blue background with orange and yellow trim around the neck and arm openings. The “We Believe” set, named for team’s improbable run to clinch a playoff spot in 2007, at the time their first in 13 years, was originally adopted by the Warriors ten years earlier during the Summer of ’97 and featured ancient mythology imagery, a god wielding a lightning bolt as the primary logo. The uniform underwent a bit of a re-design for the 2002-03 season. Some changes to the original design, but all to bring the uniform into 2019. The jersey included the Nike swoosh and the advertisement patch, the NBA logo placed on the back above the player name. Of course, during its original run it had only the NBA logo in the upper corner.

3. 2009-10 classic jersey the Warriors 1997-2010 throwback uniforms

The “Classic Edition” jersey features “WARRIORS” in black letters against a white background with blue and orange trim around the neck and arm openings. The “We Believe” set, named for team’s improbable run to clinch a playoff spot in 2007, at the time their first in 13 years, was originally adopted by the Warriors ten years earlier during the Summer of ’97 and featured ancient mythology imagery, a god wielding a lightning bolt as the primary logo. It was one of the first few new logos I added on here when Sports Logos. Net originally launched. The uniform underwent a bit of a re-design for the 2002-03 season. Some changes to the original design, but all to bring the uniform into 2019. The jersey included the Nike swoosh and the advertisement patch, the NBA logo placed on the back above the player name. Of course, during its original run it had only the NBA logo in the upper corner.

4. 1986-88 road Jersey

The Classic Edition uniform features elements similar to the uniforms worn by the Warriors during the mid 80’s (1983-84 through 1987-88), including a white color base with similar font and logo worn most famously in Sleepy Floyd’s “Superman” playoff performance against the Los Angeles Lakers.

5. 2018-19 throwback hardWood classic jersey

This classic jersey designed by the team’s larger-than-life owner Franklin Mieuli in 1966-67, The City Classic Edition includes a pair of iconic San Francisco symbols, featuring the Golden Gate Bridge on the front and a cable car on the back of the yellow jersey. The Warriors have worn the throwback several times since the team’s last season in San Francisco in 1970-71, most recently donning the yellow jersey during the 2015-16 campaign.

6. 2019-20 classic edition

7. 2018-19 Classic City Uniform

These familiar blue and gold uniforms are updated versions of ones that were first worn more than half a century ago, a set that ranks as one of the most distinctive looks in sports history. The fronts of the jerseys featured a large circle, a stylized Golden Gate bridge nestled within, player number notched in atop the bridge. There are abstract waves underneath said bridge. Arcing around the top perimeter of the circle is “The CITY,” a novel identifier for the City by the Bay’s NBA team. The backs of the uniforms did not disappoint either, incorporating a unique design that featured a cable car, skewed upward, player number within, ascending toward five stars.

8. Golden State Warriors 2019 -20 San Francisco throwback classic jersey

A throwback to the Warriors’ original Bay Area jersey worn upon the team’s arrival to San Francisco from Philadelphia in 1962, the San Francisco Classic Edition jersey features the city’s namesake across the chest of the white jersey in a color palate of navy, gold and red.

San Francisco retro jersey! Which set of new Warriors jerseys do you choose?

the Warriors’ six retro jerseys for the 2019-20 season

Golden State Warriors 2019-20 Six retro jerseys

Above are the Warriors’ six retro jerseys for the 2019-20 season, which areCity/Classic/Association/Icon/Statement Edition jerseys.

The City – Classic Edition Of the six jerseys, the most notable is the “San Francisco” jersey, in addition to the “The Town” and “The City” jerseys that were worn in previous seasons. The jersey, which Stephen Curry wore in his rookie season, is a tribute to the Warriors, who moved their home from Philadelphia to San Francisco in 1962, when the team wore this uniform. Which of these six new season jerseys do you like better?