Jordan Bell

Preseason games aren’t supposed to matter, but it’s hard not to come away impressed by the play of Warriors’ rookie Jordan Bell.

There’s something about that 38th overall draft pick.

The Warriors want Jordan Bell to learn the importance of hustle and energy from Draymond Green.

After nearly running the table in the NBA Playoffs last season en route to their second NBA title in three years, the Golden State Warriors might somehow be better in 2017-18.

Steve Kerr thinks the Warriors will be deeper this season. Their newest additions are one of the many reasons why.

The Warriors spent $3.5 million to buy their way into this year’s NBA Draft. So far, the early returns are promising.

Playing and studying under coaches like Phil Jackson and Gregg Popovitch you’re going to pick up some masters-level tips of the trade, and one of those was knowing how to work younger players into the team and help them grow.

The Warriors got a sneak peak of what’s to come during the Summer League, in which Bell impressed. That didn’t change on Sunday, when he swatted away a layup attempt from James Harden.

Jordan Bell has only played in five Summer League games for the Warriors. The organization is already reaping the rewards.

Less than 24 hours after becoming the newest member of the Golden State Warriors, Jordan Bell had already inadvertently made news.