KERR: Kuminga jammed thumb; Draymond dive on CP3 PNR; Podziemski deflections; Saric “punish people”

Timestamps below👇… PREVIOUS VIDEO: GP2/Kerr/Loon https://youtu.be/vVTHP5vaAbA … MORE KERR: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLszalip37vKLy42Zj_1DPRLmJ48RVApSa … MORE INJURY UPDATES: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLszalip37vKJP3SpeZKrzGpC6z5BpkeNl … MORE DRAY ANALYSIS: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLszalip37vKJpxt1GncZpnothRzt855L- … MORE PLAYLISTS: https://youtube.com/letsgowarriors/playlists WHERE WE KEEP ALL QUOTES: https://LetsGoWarriors.com CHAPTERS/TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 on if JK, CP3 practiced: “Jonathan missed the contact part of practice today, jammed his thumb… We had a tough kind of back to backs days, two days yesterday and today with scrimmaging and we went pretty hard… (CP3) precautionary… I don't think JK or Chris will be limited in any way going forward.” 0:36 on JK (and CP) missing the “contact portion” of practice: “…he hit it on the backboard going up either for blocked shot or rebound; he said he didn't feel anything when it happened because of the adrenaline and then got sore overnight.” 1:23 on Dray x CP chemistry: “They spent a lot of time together this summer. Both in LA and then up here playing pickup. Those guys have really connected well. I think the on-court stuff will just have to unfold on Draymond comes back. And that's going to be a case of two incredibly smart players learning how to play together, but they do occupy a similar part of the floor… Draymond is going to need to dive (on PNRs) and the good thing is, Draymond understands that already. I don't even have to tell him, you know, so he'll vacate that spot, give Chris that space. And then there will be some nuances, some of them may be installed some of them maybe that come out organically in our offense where we just are able to put them in spots where they can work together and both be effective… I think they'll figure it out pretty quickly.” 3:06 on Podziemski (and Trayce Jackson-Davis and team chemistry) being mature beyond their years: “(BPodz) definitely leads the team in deflections in the first week or 10 days… one step ahead of the play on both ends, rotating defensively… catching the defense off guard with a cross-court pass, attacking close-outs… the job the front office did, adding Dario who really connects the game for us as a big who can shoot in space, but also punish people inside with his strength and his size. Cory Joseph hasn't played yet but very, very smart player, one of the top guys in the league in assist-to-turnover ratio; Chris — that goes without saying — his intelligence. So this feels like a really high-IQ team.” 4:46 on if he had a conversation with Klay about rebounding: “the rebounding conversation was first had with the entire team… the conversations with Klay both this year and at the end of last year, it really centered around adapting your game as you get older; there's just going to be certain things you can't do anymore, so you’ve got to add other things and I think Klay staying in the play and not leaking out is a really big deal for us this year. If he stays in the play, we're gonna get a lot more long rebounds at both ends. So we want him crashing on the offensive glass. We want him staying in on the defensive glass, hitting bodies. If he can pick off a few extra rebounds a game, it's going to help him, it's gonna help us.” 6:01 on if that means Wiggins will be more on the perimeter on defense: “I would agree that if there's a there's a matchup where you got a more dynamic player on the perimeter and a stronger guy on the interior, Klay will be on the stronger guy, Wiggs will be on the dynamic guy, that'll generally be the case.” 6:33 on how he grew as a coach this offseason and reflected on the challenges of last season: “That's a part of every offseason for me, looking back at the season, especially once you get a chance to get away and breathe and you get away from the pressure of it all and you can look back in a more even-keeled manner. So you think a lot about how you handled things and there were definitely things that I wish I had handled differently last year. I'm an avid reader of coaching, other coaches, other sports, what people are doing. I've become a big fan of European football. Read a book about Carlo Ancelotti, the Real Madrid coach. Another one called ‘The Barcelona Way’ which really highlights Pep Guardiola…” 8:22 on if he pulls out a clipboard during the off-season to write down ideas 9:26 on the annual GM survey not having the Warriors as championship favorites 10:16 on if BPodz is easier to mold because he only had one year of college vs four 11:39 on TJD’s college experience helping him 12:21 on how BPodz fill the void(s) left by Donte DiVincenzo [no more chars left for Description/Comments, see website for remainder] FULL REPORT SOON ON OUR WEBSITE: https://www.letsgowarriors.com #Warriors #SteveKerr #GoldenStateWarriors