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Golden State Warriors Fantasy Basketball Preview

What does Kevin Durant's arrival mean for the Warriors fantasy basketball outlook in the 2016-17 season?The Warriors made one of the biggest splashes of the offseason adding Kevin Durant to their already stacked lineup.While adding one of the best players in the league is always a good move, it shakes things up quite a bit for the Warriors fantasy basketball outlook.
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Golden State Warriors GM Bob Myers adds president of basketball operations

OAKLAND, Calif. -- Golden State Warriors general manager Bob Myers has added the title of president of basketball operations to his duties.Entering his fifth season as GM, Myers built the roster led by two-time MVP Stephen Curry that won the 2015 NBA championship and was runner-up this past June to Cleveland after winning a regular-season record 73 games.He will report to owner and CEO Joe Lacob while overseeing the day-to-day basketball operations.
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Golden State Warriors To Sign Free Agent Josh Smith?

After acquiring Kevin Durant, the latest NBA trade rumors hinted that the Golden State Warriors might now sign up another free agent, Josh Smith.Reports claimed that the Warriors are looking out for a player to fill their last remaining spot on the roster, and Smith is expected to be the one to help them achieve their goal.AdvertisementChatt Sports Net reported that bringing in Smith will help the Golden State Warriors fill in the void created by Harrison Barnes' departure to the Dallas Mavericks.
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Golden State Warriors Vegas Odds of Winning Championship

The Golden State Warriors set an NBA record in 2015-16 by winning 73 games in the regular season.They then pulled off a miraculous comeback in the Western Conference Finals against the Oklahoma City Thunder, only to cough up a 3-1 lead like nobody has done before in the NBA Finals to LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers.To no surprise, Las Vegas thinks adding Kevin Durant – a former MVP who has led the league in scoring four times throughout his career – to that group will make them practically unstoppable.
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