After years of toiling in the backburner, Gary Payton II has truly found a home with the Golden State Warriors. He has shown that he belongs to the NBA with his speed, toughness, and athleticism. Traits that, of course, he gained from his Hall of Famer dad. Payton has also provided some jaw-dropping highlights in his breakout season for the Warriors. In fact, many wanted to see him join the Slam Dunk Contest in the upcoming All-Star Weekend, but the 29-year-old dynamo declined to leave it up to younger guys. The Warriors will still have a representative though in forward Juan Toscano-Anderson. But for Payton, JTA isn’t even the best dunker among his teammates. When asked by NBC Sports Bay Area who would win in a Warriors-only throwdown affair, Payton had a clear While the 19-year-old rookie definitely has hops, he hasn’t shown much yet during games. But he’s been balling out recently, so perhaps it’s just a matter of time until Kuminga makes more rim-rattling jams. An all-Warriors dunk...
The Golden State Warriors ended up winning Game 5 of the 2022 NBA Finals against the Boston Celtics and took a 3-2 lead in the series. It feels certain that the Dubs will win this series and win their fourth NBA Championship in the last eight years. While winning the finals will mean a lot for every player on the Dubs' roster, it will certainly mean more for Klay Thompson. Klay was sidelined due to injuries over the last two seasons and made a comeback this season. Finishing off the season with a ring will certainly be the cherry on top for him. Speaking of Klay Thompson, an incident took place around a certain lookalike of the Warriors' sharpshooter. We are sure you must remember the 'Fake Klay Thompson' who got famous a few years ago. Prior to Game 5 of the series, Fake Klay snuck into the Chase Center and got shots up before the matchup began. NBA fans found this hilarious, but it seems like the Warriors organization didn't. He was handed a lifetime ban from th...