Official Golden State Warriors Offseason Thread
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^^^ lol i wasnt gonna be a jerk about it, but ur right. our new players dont need time to learn our system, they are learning it now. we need players on the floor to produce. we shouldnt be too bad without monta, if our team can manage without him it will help them grow and will be a huge boost when he is back... maybe marcus williams will step up and get it done
During his conference call with local media today, Chris Mullin (answering a question from my man Tim Kawakami) told reporters the Warriors will be going to look at Shaun Livingston in Chicago tomorrow. He said the workout was scheduled long before the Warriors learned starting point guard Monta Ellis would be out for three months after today’s knee surgery. Certainly, they will be looking on with much more intensity. Contra Costa Times
Mullin said as of this point, Marcus Williams is the starter. Which means C.J. Watson, who is non-guaranteed and needs to make the roster, is the No. 2. That’s music to Watson’s ears. “I’m ready for the opportunity,” Watson said in a phone interview Wednesday. “I’m kinda sad that Monta got hurt. But this gives me an opportunity to prove myself to the coaches.” Contra Costa Times
Mullin said as of this point, Marcus Williams is the starter. Which means C.J. Watson, who is non-guaranteed and needs to make the roster, is the No. 2. That’s music to Watson’s ears. “I’m ready for the opportunity,” Watson said in a phone interview Wednesday. “I’m kinda sad that Monta got hurt. But this gives me an opportunity to prove myself to the coaches.” Contra Costa Times
Warriors guard Monta Ellis had surgery for a torn deltoid ligament Wednesday morning after sustaining a severe high ankle sprain working out, and will be sidelined for at least 3 months. Ellis, who a month ago signed a six-year, $66 million contract extension, injured himself working out last week in his hometown of Jackson, Miss. The ankle will be immobilzed for six weeks and then Ellis will spend six weeks undergoing off-court rehabilitation before he will even step on the court -- meaning he will miss at least one month of the regular season and possibly two. San Francisco Chronicle
SO HE'S OUT 3-4 MONTHS FROM NOW? IF THATS SO THEN IT AIN'T THAT BAD,ONLY LIKE A MONTH OFF THE SEASON THATS LIKE I DON'T KNOW 5-10 GAMES, IF HE'S GONNA BE OUT FOR 4 MONTHS OF THE SEASON THEN THE WARRIORS AIN'T MAKIN THE PLAYOFFS UNLESS SOMEONE ELSE ON THE TEAMS GOES OFF YOU NEVER KNOW, BUT IT DOESN'T LOOK GOOD
