Welcome to Locked On Warriors, your daily podcast on all things, Warriors, part of the Lockedon Podcast Network.

I'm West Goldberg, Warriors writer for the Mercury News.

Today's episode of Lockdown Warriors is brought to you by Built Bar, the best tasting low-car protein bar I've ever had. The promo code Lockdown gets $10 off of your first box at BuiltBar.com. Charles Hamilton will join me to cover some of his free agent targets later on, but I wanted to start with the news that the Warriors were playing to reopen their facilities on June 15th, following Mayor London-Bring's announcement that San Francisco will allow professional sports practices and games with no fans.

It's not expected that the Warriors will participate in the NBA's resumption of the season in Orlando's Walt Disney World, but getting players in for

workouts and practices should still provide a ton of value for this team.

I don't think the Warriors want to play in Orlando, okay?

It seems far less likely that when the NBA resumes its season in Disney World, like

they're planning to do in their bubble city, that all 30 teams will be invited.

It doesn't make sense.

First of all, the Warriors are eliminated. It doesn't make sense to up the risk total by

inviting more teams than you need. More likely than not, it'll probably be 16 to maybe 20 teams

invited to Orlando. And the Warriors have already been eliminated from the playoffs. So I'm not going to be

part of that. It doesn't make any sense to go through all of this to show up in Orlando play a couple of games that to round out

some uh version of this regular season and then go back home doesn't make any sense so they

i think we've seen the last of the warriors and by the way good riddance like we don't need to see

any more of the the 2019 2020 warriors we're good

i think i share the sentiment of all warriors fans we've seen enough but uh i think for this team

that they like step curry doesn't want to play again jaymond green doesn't want to play in some

fake you know friendly versions of these games they don't want to do do that. All right, I make the joke all the time.

I don't even know if you're going to get Steve Kerr to leave San Diego to go coach in Disney World, all right?

For meaningless basketball games.

But when you talk to these players and you talk to these coaches, one of the things that comes up is that they do regret not being able to see more of Andrew Wiggins and Steph Curry play together.

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