For the first time since March 10, the Golden State Warriors laced up for live-action inside Chase Center. However, it was a little different than a typical game day.
During their extended offseason, members of the Warriors traveled to San Francisco for a voluntary minicamp inside Golden State’s Bay Area “Dubble.” A live scrimmage at Chase Center served as the headliner of the Warriors’ camp in the Bay Area.
Players were split into The Blue and The White teams inside their home court. All players involved in the scrimmage suited up in game uniforms with social justice messages on the back of their jerseys, matching the NBA’s Orlando Bubble uniforms.
Eric Paschall and Klay Thompson were held out of the live scrimmages due to conditioning reasons. With key starters on the sidelines, Jordan Poole, Kevon Looney, Ky Bowman, Alen Smailagic and Damion Lee were featured in the scrimmage.
On Saturday, the Golden State Warriors Twitter account shared footage from the scrimmage inside The Dubble. Golden State team broadcaster Bob Fitzgerald was joined by Santa Cruz’s Kevin Danna for the scrimmage’s play-by-play call.
Via @warriors on Twitter:
(first quarter)
Scrimmage content? SCRIMMAGE CONTENT.
The Dubble || @NetSuite pic.twitter.com/SHFQPDLMqo
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) October 17, 2020
(second quarter)
some #SPLASH💦 from both squads had things all even at the break.
The Dubble || @NetSuite pic.twitter.com/18S0TVtck7
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) October 17, 2020
(third quarter)
Q3 action brought the buckets 👌
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— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) October 17, 2020
(fourth quarter)
THROW IT DOWN, No. 12 💪
A highlight-reel slam put the exclamation point on the Blue Team's 52-40 victory.
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— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) October 17, 2020
On his way to leading the Blue team to a 52-40 victory, Ryan Taylor scored a scrimmage high 18 points, per Golden State’s Sr. Vice President of Communications Raymond Ridder. Fellow G League invite Jeremy Pargo followed Taylor with 14 points.
Via @DoubleR_PR on Twitter:
Final from Chase Center: Blue 52, White 40. Ryan Taylor (18) and Jeremy Pargo (14) were the leading scorers. Marquese Chriss with a scrimmage-high 7 rebounds.
— Raymond Ridder (@DoubleR_PR) October 1, 2020
