Thank you, Jimmy for everything you have done for us in this short time. You turned a hopeless situation into something fun and special. Now we are back at rock bottom…

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  2. Why does this keep happening? Melton last year and Jimmy this year? Whenever we’re getting into a good rhythm, something comes along to fuck it up

  3. On the brighter side, bro got a big coffee business and reportedly Billie Eilish….

  4. Being a sports fan can be so devastating. This is truly the darkest day as a Warriors fan since Klay’s injury in 2020. Jimmy was perfect for this team. In less than a year, he already became one of my favorite players to put on this uniform. The run we went on last season was special, and it also ended with Steph’s injury. Now this run ends before it really could get going. We were just starting to play really well, and then this happens…

  5. Thanks Jimmy… See you next season…

    Hope FO has another Jimmiesque trade lined up coz we sureashell gonna need one..

    Round one with rockets..

  10. At least its going to make it easy for the FO , not having to put up the facade anymore with the ”We owe to Steph, We owe to Steph”

  15. The love for a guy who was massively overpaid, which resulted in being paralyzed in the cap and trade situation is unreal. He didn’t raise the level of where we played. Didn’t make a far playoff run. Didn’t particularly do anything for the franchise to improve short nor long term prospects.

    Guys who act like he was Livingston, Looney, Klay, Iggy or even KD are damn fools.

  20. Well we won’t be rock bottom. But we will be mediocre which is worse than rock bottom- Jimmy’s right on that one.

  21. Just end me already bro. Every single time things start to go right, the other shoe drops

    Like Jimmy Kimmel said in 2014, life is full of disappointments

  22. He helped the younguns find their game. The residual impact may have dividends. Nobody giving up yet.

  24. It’s time to stop pretending Dubs are a championship caliber team, even with Butler and Steph healthy they simply aren’t and the endurance of a younger team is what they are missing. They can definitely put together an excellent game but they can’t put together strings of them because of their age, and you have to do that to get a championship. The Warriors are fringe playoff caliber. Sadly, the sooner the FO accepts that we need a rebuild, the better.

  26. damn, just when i was starting to believe again. definitely changes their approach to moving Kuminga and/or other players as well.

    Butler really surprised me, i was definitely hoping we’d get back KD at the time and i was totally against the trade, but he worked out spectacularly. when he hangs it up, he’s going to be one of those stars/superstars where his counting NUMBERS don’t really do justice to his IMPACT to his team. his and Steph’s injuries in the playoffs robbed us of maybe a WCFs run, and now this injury is another what might have been (especially if they’d gotten something good for Kuminga). godspeed and i hope he has a successful surgery/recovery journey

    we were trending towards maybe just squeaking out of the play-in (5th/6th seed) as our ceiling. we’re pretty much locked into the play-in now, the Clippers will likely pass us. teams are going to really key in on Steph and dare everybody else to consistently beat them

  28. As a long-time fan, I understand the despair but I’ve also seen when we were happy we got mookie blaylock or ronny seikaly :-). So cheerp up and who knows, maybe we get MPJ or even Wiggs back

  30. Kuminga has to be an option now. Small forward minutes and opportunity to increase his role, with the mentorship of Butler. Not trading him this season had its advantages– even if he didn’t play. JK needs to execute in two-way team basketball, and ascend. Butler can still make a huge contribution in practices and from the bench.

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