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Category:Computer peripherals“I came to the Warriors for a few reasons, but mostly because I liked that this was a team that prided itself on the balance of having older, savvy vets and younger guys. I could use that and was excited to be a part of that.
“The balance between young and older players, it worked out. I played a lot of point guard. I would make plays for others. I was able to have some things be on the ball, have the control of the offense, but at the same time, I would find the open guy on the next play.
“We were a very, very young team. We were building a team, learning to work together. We had so much talent. At times, it looked like we didn’t know what we were doing. I was just excited about being a part of that.”
Vlade Divac was a Warriors first-round draft pick in 1995. The tall, strong point guard finished his career in the Bay Area playing for the Spurs, Cavaliers and Kings. After retiring from basketball in 2013, Vlade began his coaching career in his native Serbia, working with some of his former players. “The Warriors gave me an opportunity to show that I could do something different than what I had done in the past.
“I think being from Serbia helps me connect with younger players. They understand that if you have been a player, you have a different point of view. They’re more appreciative. They respect you. I think that was really important for me.”
Cauley-Stein is a son of NBA legend Larry Cauley. The 7-footer from Kentucky was selected second overall by Sacramento in the 2015 draft, then selected with the first overall pick by Portland in the 2017 NBA Draft.
“I thought I would fit with the Blazers,” Cauley-Stein said. “Portland is a big city. You have a lot of basketball fans. It was a good fit for me.
“Sacramento was a nice organization, too. They did a lot of things for me. I’m still happy there, too. I love be359ba680
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