Golden State rented all four courts of the Las Vegas Basketball Center to prepare for their upcoming Summer League game against the Trail Blazers. The team includes second-round rookies Will Richard and Alex Toohey, alongside veterans from Santa Cruz. They hope to improve on their 1-2 record from the California Classic. Coach Lainn Wilson emphasized the importance of refining execution and correcting bad habits from the previous showcase, noting that players like Richard and Toohey are key to their strategy moving forward.
Golden State had rented out all four courts of a facility located 15 miles north of the Thomas & Mack Center, where the team will play its first Las Vegas Summer League game on Friday. The Warriors will play the Trail Blazers in the nightcap at 8 p.m. PT.
Headlined by second-round rookies Will Richard and Alex Toohey, along with Santa Cruz veterans such as Jackson Rowe, Taran Armstrong and Blake Hinson, the Warriors' Summer League squad is coming off a 1-2 record at the California Classic showcase at Chase Center.
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