Leandro Barbosa has agreed upon a one-year deal with the Golden State Warriors for the veteran minimum.
Barbosa played 20 games last season with the Phoenix Suns.
Barbosa received initial interest from the MIami Heat as well.
Via Marc Stein/ESPN
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Leandro Barbosa has agreed upon a one-year deal with the Golden State Warriors for the veteran minimum.
Barbosa played 20 games last season with the Phoenix Suns.
Barbosa received initial interest from the MIami Heat as well.
Via Marc Stein/ESPN
devinbrady wrote:Another great defender. GS will be giving up 120 a game.
CnG wrote:devinbrady wrote:Another great defender. GS will be giving up 120 a game.
Yeah because Barbosa is going to eat up all of Livingston's, Igoudala's, Draymond's, Bogut's and Klay's minutes. Not like any of those can defend.
Happy for vet min, needed someone next to Sdot.
devinbrady wrote:CnG wrote:devinbrady wrote:Another great defender. GS will be giving up 120 a game.
Yeah because Barbosa is going to eat up all of Livingston's, Igoudala's, Draymond's, Bogut's and Klay's minutes. Not like any of those can defend.
Happy for vet min, needed someone next to Sdot.
Between Livingston, Barbosa, Curry, and Bogut you might be a full season. This team is going to keep the trainers busy. Their biggest defensive loss was Mark Jackson.
devinbrady wrote:
Between Livingston, Barbosa, Curry, and Bogut you might be a full season. This team is going to keep the trainers busy. Their biggest defensive loss was Mark Jackson.
Boomerfan wrote:devinbrady wrote:
Between Livingston, Barbosa, Curry, and Bogut you might be a full season. This team is going to keep the trainers busy. Their biggest defensive loss was Mark Jackson.
That quite possibly most be the most ridiculous thing I have ever read. Congrats.
Curry played almost the entire year. Bogut played most of the year until breaking a rib (hardly a long term injury). Yet the most ridiculous statement you made there is that Mark Jackson is a big defensive loss ROFL.
Mark Jackson is no loss anywhere. He was the most useless coach I have seen in my time. If you believe Jackson was responsible for the defensive improvement then you cannot possibly have watched many Warriors games. Jackson had no idea how to draw up a play on offense, yet you magically believe he can draw up defensive schemes? The Warriors defensive improvement came with getting Iguodala, Bogut & Green to the club and they all learnt their defense well before they came to the Warriors.
IMAN5 wrote:Boomerfan wrote:devinbrady wrote:
Between Livingston, Barbosa, Curry, and Bogut you might be a full season. This team is going to keep the trainers busy. Their biggest defensive loss was Mark Jackson.
That quite possibly most be the most ridiculous thing I have ever read. Congrats.
Curry played almost the entire year. Bogut played most of the year until breaking a rib (hardly a long term injury). Yet the most ridiculous statement you made there is that Mark Jackson is a big defensive loss ROFL.
Mark Jackson is no loss anywhere. He was the most useless coach I have seen in my time. If you believe Jackson was responsible for the defensive improvement then you cannot possibly have watched many Warriors games. Jackson had no idea how to draw up a play on offense, yet you magically believe he can draw up defensive schemes? The Warriors defensive improvement came with getting Iguodala, Bogut & Green to the club and they all learnt their defense well before they came to the Warriors.
Agree with everything you said. Also Livingston played the whole season with the Nets and looked 100% healthy.
Mark Jackson was not the key to the warriors, it was their Assistant that left. I believe it was Malone? Correct me if I'm wrongo n that one.
Boomerfan wrote:IMAN5 wrote:Boomerfan wrote:
That quite possibly most be the most ridiculous thing I have ever read. Congrats.
Curry played almost the entire year. Bogut played most of the year until breaking a rib (hardly a long term injury). Yet the most ridiculous statement you made there is that Mark Jackson is a big defensive loss ROFL.
Mark Jackson is no loss anywhere. He was the most useless coach I have seen in my time. If you believe Jackson was responsible for the defensive improvement then you cannot possibly have watched many Warriors games. Jackson had no idea how to draw up a play on offense, yet you magically believe he can draw up defensive schemes? The Warriors defensive improvement came with getting Iguodala, Bogut & Green to the club and they all learnt their defense well before they came to the Warriors.
He had them playing with a toughness that went beyond what they players
Agree with everything you said. Also Livingston played the whole season with the Nets and looked 100% healthy.
Mark Jackson was not the key to the warriors, it was their Assistant that left. I believe it was Malone? Correct me if I'm wrongo n that one.
Yes Malone was a big reason. It's a pity because we had some decent assistants, but anyone that posed a threat or wasn't a yes man to Mark Jackson was driven out... and that included external people and media as well. Jackson ran the club like a cult and even had the players believing he was the messiah at one point... well at least half of the players did... the ones that used to go to his church service.
That's why I was happy not to gut the team to get Love. I think we have a pretty damn good team, that was playing well in spite of Jackson not because of him. Hopefully Kerr can install some actual discipline on offense.
devinbrady wrote:Boomerfan wrote:IMAN5 wrote:
He had them playing with a toughness that went beyond what they players
Agree with everything you said. Also Livingston played the whole season with the Nets and looked 100% healthy.
Mark Jackson was not the key to the warriors, it was their Assistant that left. I believe it was Malone? Correct me if I'm wrongo n that one.
Yes Malone was a big reason. It's a pity because we had some decent assistants, but anyone that posed a threat or wasn't a yes man to Mark Jackson was driven out... and that included external people and media as well. Jackson ran the club like a cult and even had the players believing he was the messiah at one point... well at least half of the players did... the ones that used to go to his church service.
That's why I was happy not to gut the team to get Love. I think we have a pretty damn good team, that was playing well in spite of Jackson not because of him. Hopefully Kerr can install some actual discipline on offense.
You don't think Bogut who has played less than 70 games in each of his last 6 season, Curry who's ankles are glass, Livingston and Barbosa need no explanation are huge health concerns?
Mark Jackson had them playing tough with a take no prisoner attitude. Good defense has less to do with XO and more to do with toughness and desire. As a Clipper fan I am glad to see Jackson gone.
devinbrady wrote:CnG wrote:devinbrady wrote:Another great defender. GS will be giving up 120 a game.
Yeah because Barbosa is going to eat up all of Livingston's, Igoudala's, Draymond's, Bogut's and Klay's minutes. Not like any of those can defend.
Happy for vet min, needed someone next to Sdot.
Between Livingston, Barbosa, Curry, and Bogut you might be a full season. This team is going to keep the trainers busy. Their biggest defensive loss was Mark Jackson.
SmartWentCrazy wrote:It's extremely unlikely that they end up in the top 3.They're probably better off trying to win and giving Philly the 8th pick than tanking and giving them the 4th.
devinbrady wrote:Boomerfan wrote:IMAN5 wrote:
He had them playing with a toughness that went beyond what they players
Agree with everything you said. Also Livingston played the whole season with the Nets and looked 100% healthy.
Mark Jackson was not the key to the warriors, it was their Assistant that left. I believe it was Malone? Correct me if I'm wrongo n that one.
Yes Malone was a big reason. It's a pity because we had some decent assistants, but anyone that posed a threat or wasn't a yes man to Mark Jackson was driven out... and that included external people and media as well. Jackson ran the club like a cult and even had the players believing he was the messiah at one point... well at least half of the players did... the ones that used to go to his church service.
That's why I was happy not to gut the team to get Love. I think we have a pretty damn good team, that was playing well in spite of Jackson not because of him. Hopefully Kerr can install some actual discipline on offense.
You don't think Bogut who has played less than 70 games in each of his last 6 season, Curry who's ankles are glass, Livingston and Barbosa need no explanation are huge health concerns?
Mark Jackson had them playing tough with a take no prisoner attitude. Good defense has less to do with XO and more to do with toughness and desire. As a Clipper fan I am glad to see Jackson gone.
devinbrady wrote:Another great defender. GS will be giving up 120 a game.