Young goes from Lakers to champion Warriors

Kevin Garnett tends to lean forward. He often cradles a basketball with a nervous energy. But he’s sitting on a leather recliner in front of a tiger rug and wearing what Charles Barkley considers “skinny jeans,” and this is a TV set, not a hardwood court. Garnett is fresh off a 21-season NBA career, one defined by a level of intensity few ever could match. But he doesn’t seem to miss the game. Instead, he seems refreshed — and surprisingly open after years of dodging reporters at every opportunity. From his “Area 21” set, which will air Mondays as part of TNT’s Inside the NBA playoff show, Garnett spoke with For The Win this week at great length. The topics ranged from his new coworkers to his

The Sacramento Kings have leveraged their position as one of the only remaining teams with meaningful cap space to lure yet another free agent away from a prior commitment. Hours after Sacramento reportedly inked free agent guard Yogi Ferrell for two years and $6.2 million hours after he spurned a reported