You are Locked-on Warriors, your daily Golden State Warriors podcast. I am Danny Luru, your host,

and so happy to bring you your team every day. This continues the Locked-on Podcast Network's

position week, and so I'm choosing to do that by going through all five positions, and you can

listen to the prior ones. I did point guards solo, shooting guards with San Vassini, small forwards with Anthony Slater. And then this is power forwards with the one and only Tim Bontemps of the Washington Post. And was a lot of fun. This is a really interesting group. We get into some kind of bigger ideas towards the end in terms of how all of this works. But Dremont Green, David West, Kvonne Looney.

We focus on them.

Some could argue James Michael McAdoo fits in this,

but I end up talking about him more in the center category.

I also feel that he's more of a center than a power forward in the NBA.

So the conversation runs about 43 minutes.

I think you'll really enjoy it, and I hope I'm right.

Thanks so much for coming on.

Hey, man. Happy to be here. Happy to be here, as always.

So I've been thinking about how to talk about Dremont for a while, because, you know, of the best players in the league that probably would not be the best,

like if he was the best player on a team, the team probably wouldn't be elite? Like, he's an

incredibly good player, bona fide star, but just right at that cusp? I think that's a really

good way to describe him. I actually, I actually am in the middle of putting together a top 100 list.

I haven't looked at the Sports Illustrated one, even though Rob Mahoney and Ben Golver

are both real good dudes.

And they do a great job with every year.

But I purposely haven't looked at it because I don't want to try to copy what other

people did.

I'm trying to think about it independently.

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