Zena Keita

Marcus Thompson and I debated this at length of whether or not you play him.

And my big thing was ramp-up time, being able to give him the space to test the waters of seeing what he feels like and looks like in general, but then also particularly around this duo that we've been very curious about, him and Kristaps Porzingis.

16 losses in 25 games makes you feel like, is this a ramp up for long for the Warriors?

Is it worth it, et cetera?

But what would you say as Curry's getting back for the Warriors, what's the goal?

Is it to ramp him up for the play-in?

Is it just to get him back on the court and give him the opportunity to see what his body's like?

Where would you say that they kind of land on that?

yeah obviously we are we are not doctors here so we are not in the business of diagnosing and saying what what something is all we know and all i know is the screens aren't helping the the mics aren't helping the platforms that he is utilizing to share his thoughts whether you agree with them or not they're things that he is saying is hurtful things that he is saying is deeply incredibly personal um and i just wish you know i hope someone within his circle

understands the calamity of him continuing to say these things and hopefully takes those opportunities away for now.

The thing that comes to mind is Delonte West.

There's so many different players.

There was a player on OKC, I'm blanking on his name, a big that had some mental health issues as well.

And

It just feels as if even if you are cut, the NBA is a brotherhood.

These leagues talk about this.

Find a way to reach out and help put a circle around this man, put a frame around this man before it gets even worse.

That's all I have to say about it.

That's exactly.

Thank you so much.