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All right, let's go ahead and get started.

This will be a newsday for the Warriors who have an open roster spot. All right, let's go ahead and get started.

This will be a newsday for the Warriors who have an open roster spot.

They need to fill.

And if that doesn't happen while I'm on air, then I'll have a bonus episode breaking down whatever decision the Warriors make later in the afternoon, up on Locked-on Warriors.

I also want to get to some emails about the Warriors offense.

So if you want to talk about any of this with me, just request to speak on the locker

room app. But first, I want to talk about this Draymond Green stuff.

Jermon a couple weeks ago said that women athletes should stop, quote, complaining.

In that quote, there's no argument for lack of revenue unless you make those that say they stand for women actually stand up.

And yesterday, Megan Rapino told reporters, ahead of playing in the Olympics this summer, quote,

when we talk about equality in women's sports, we always talk first about investment

and funding and resources and marketing and branding and investing in not just the players,

but the support staff and coaching and media, TV media, print media, all of it, she said.

Those are the things that we talk about first, and I think anybody who watches us or follows us or really has skin in the game

and equal pay or equality in that sense knows that that's what we talk about first.

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