3 Reasons Golden State Warriors have a top-10 young core

By Tony Pesta | Jul 15, 2022

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Golden State Warriors’ developmental staff is top-notch

Okay, now we are set to talk about what might be the deciding factor here.

The Golden State Warriors’ player development is unmatched and their strong group of veteran stars makes for a perfect environment for young prospects to reach their goals.

If you need someone to teach Jonathan Kuminga how to be the next great defensive forward, who better to guide him than Draymond Green?

Want Moses Moody to be a two-way perimeter player? Well, Klay Thompson is there to help.

Kevon Looney can certainly teach James Wiseman a few things while the rest of the Warriors’ staff has more than proven they can properly develop young players.

Jordan Poole’s rapid ascension is worth noting. While he undoubtedly put in all of the work necessary, his environment played a role in helping him reach this peak.

So while most of the young core’s value comes from its potential — you should feel confident the Warriors are the team best equipped to unlock this potential.

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