Kevon Looney

The Warriors’ center rotation took a hit on Monday when Bob Myers announced that Willie Cauley-Stein would miss all of training camp and beyond with a left-foot sprain. Since then, things aren’t trending in the right direction.

The Golden State Warriors signed Kevon Looney to a 3-year $15 million dollar deal on Monday, July 1. His agent, Todd Ramasar joined Mark Willard on KNBR 680 Tuesday night to discuss what went into Looney signing his new deal.

The Warriors have their starting center for the foreseeable future.

The Warriors want to bring Kevon Looney back.

The Houston Rockets firmly enjoy trying to get under the Warriors’ skin. Houston’s most recent attempt at that is their pursuit of restricted free agent Kevon Looney.

The Warriors have nine players who are expected to hit the free agent market come Sunday. One of those is Kevon Looney, who had a breakout season with Golden State and emerged as the team’s best center during the post season.

This was the Warriors’ last stand. The dynasty has already been cemented, but with a 3-1 series deficit, Game 5 provided a chance to define how that legacy would be interpreted. Would the Warriors go out quietly or throwing haymakers?

This wasn’t going to happen. It couldn’t. Not with a healthy Klay Thompson, and certainly not with a faultless Klay Thompson performance on both ends.

In a surprising turn of events, Kevon Looney will play in Game 4 of the NBA Finals, after being ruled out indefinitely with a fractured clavicle just days before. Warriors head coach Steve Kerr broke the news pregame.

The injury status of Kevin Durant has been an ever-evolving situation with seemingly no clear answer on the horizon.