Draymond Green’s new agreed-to contract, which starts with the 2020-21 season, brings the total length and value of his deal with the Warriors to five years, $118 million.
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Steve Kerr is hopeful that his 33rd starting lineup for the season will be the one he is comfortable sticking with for the balance of the Golden State Warriors’ season. Kerr started Stephen Curry, Brandin Podziemski, Jimmy Butler, Moses Moody and Draymond Green.
“I imagine we will stay with this lineup,” Kerr said. “I hope so. Because we’ve had a million different starting lineups this year. It’d be nice to stick with this for the rest of the season.”
The lineup is small, but Kerr believes they make up for it other ways.
“I think it’s the best two-way starting group we can put on the floor,” Kerr said. “You get Moses’ shooting, you get BP’s playmaking to go with Steph and Jimmy. Then Draymond and Jimmy at the five and four defensively behind the play. We lack size, but we have a lot of brainpower back there.”
“I like it,” Butler said. “I do. You’ve just got some feisty individuals out there that’s fighting, scrapping on both sides of the ball, sharing the ball, scoring, getting stops. Small or not, we’re getting it done.”
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The Detroit Pistons would have interest in Tim Connelly as their new president of basketball operations should Connelly opt out of his contract with the Minnesota Timberwolves this offseason, according to Marc Stein of The Stein Line.
Connelly is currently in the second year of a five-year deal.
The Pistons are also interested in Dennis Lindsey, currently a Mavs consultant, for the role.
JJ Redick is also a name to monitor for the open position, sources told Stein.
The new president of basketball operations would make the final decision on Troy Weaver’s future with the Pistons next season.
