Draymond said he hadn’t heard about the
Warriors coming close to a trade for Kawhi Leonard at the trade deadline until he read about it this week but definitely wasn’t shocked.
And he fully expects Lacob and Dunleavy to keep chasing for big upgrades this summer. “Playing for a great organization with a great ownership group and a great front office group like we have, those possibilities are always there,” Draymond said. “I wouldn’t necessarily call it big-name hunting. Joe is just always trying to win. And whatever is going to give him the best possible chance to win, that’s what he’s going to win. If that’s a big name, if that’s a small name, whatever is going to give him the best possible chance to be a winner. That’s what he’s going to do. And you have to know that in playing here. … “I didn’t hear much about the Kawhi thing until it came out recently. But it doesn’t surprise me. Because again, I know how they are. We’ll deal with the consequences later, but let’s try to deal with winning first.”
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