Admittedly, after a week of training camp and one preseason game, this is way too early, but for the sake of fun, I'll do it anyway. With the exception of Varej ã o, they should all end up in Santa Cruz, provided that they aren't claimed by other teams.

After all the offseason hype and buildup following the signing of Kevin Durant, the Golden State Warriors made their long-awaited debut against the Toronto Raptors last night in Vancouver, the former home of the Grizzlies. While the Dubs dropped the preseason opener by a final score of 97-93, and KD didn't exactly set the world on fire finishing with 9 points on 9 shots, there were some positives to take away. Klay Thompson It seemed like as soon as KD signed with the Dubs, Klay was the designated player chosen by the media to adapt his game to accommodate KD. Klay made it abundantly clear when asked that he " wasn't sacrificing sh*t " and that his game wasn't going to change. As we saw last night, he remained true to his word and came out aggressive, taking a team-high 13 shots, including going 4-11 from downtown. Truthfully, it was a little unfair to make it seem that Klay was the only Warrior who would have to adapt to KD. It's going to be a growing proc...