After a seven month layoff, members of the Golden State Warriors recently made their long-awaited return to the practice floor at San Francisco’s Chase Center.
The Warriors spent the past two weeks living and practicing in a campus-like atmosphere in San Francisco. Outside of Steph Curry and Draymond Green, the Warriors roster met with five Santa Cruz G League Warriors inside “The Dubble.”
Following two weeks of drills, conditioning and scrimmages, the Warriors wrapped up camp on Tuesday. Before the voluntary offseason minicamp closed, the Warriors shared some footage from practice on Twitter.
In one video, Damion Lee, Jordan Poole, Zach Norvell and Jeremy Pargo did their best Splash Brothers impression, drilling a series of 3-pointers from the corner.
Via @warriors on Twitter:
#SPLASH💦 after #SPLASH💦 after #SPLASH💦
The Dubble || @NetSuite pic.twitter.com/bSY2oQaSvd
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) October 6, 2020
Although it didn’t make the cut for the beyond the arc montage above, Klay Thompson’s jumper received a standalone feature on Golden State’s Twitter.
Poetry in motion.
The Dubble || @netsuite pic.twitter.com/m9d9ilH6Vl
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) October 6, 2020
Along with long-distance shooting, the Warriors shared a clip on Twitter that featured a moment from a scrimmage. In the highlight video, soon to be NBA sophomore Ky Bowman drove to the cup past G Leaguer Ryan Taylor for a right-handed layup.
It’s simple: We love hoop.
The Dubble || @NetSuite pic.twitter.com/v2qfnHxl1w
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) October 5, 2020
While it’s not the same as game-action, with no hoops on the calendar, highlights from inside The Dubble might be the next best option for a dose of Golden State Warriors basketball.
Following the end of camp in San Francisco, members of the Warriors will have to wait until they can officially meet on the court as a team.
With minicamp over, the calendar has officially flipped to draft season in the Bay Area. Steve Kerr and Bob Myers will have until Nov. 18 to craft their plans for the No. 2 overall selection in the 2020 NBA Draft.
