BOYET'S HOOPS-WATCH: Video: ARE THE WARRIORS WORTH THE PRICE?

July 21, 2010

Video: ARE THE WARRIORS WORTH THE PRICE?

The winning bid of $450 million by Joe Lacob and Peter Guber as Golden State Warriors new owners had made the Bay City Area outfit the most expensive NBA franchise. But are the Warriors worth really that much?

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NBA TRANSACTIONS

Saturday, July 7

Oklahoma City signed forward Perry Jones.

Friday, July 6

Houston signed forward Donatas Motiejunas.

Brooklyn signed guard Tyshawn Taylor.

Golden State signed center Festus Ezeli.

Thursday, July 5

Cleveland signed guard Dion Waiters and forward Tyler Zeller.

Indiana signed forward Miles Plumlee.

Wednesday, July 4

Guard Rudy Fernandez signed with Real Madrid (Spain)

Tuesday, July 3

Golden State signed forward Harrison Barnes.

Detroit named George David assistant general manager.

Orlando signed forward Andrew Nicholson.

Atlanta named Wes Wilcox assistant general manager.

Boston signed forwards Kris Joseph and Jared Sullinger and center Fab Melo.

Center Semih Erden signed with Anadolu Efes (Turkey).

Monday, July 2

Oklahoma City re-signed head coach Scott Brooks.

Charlotte waived forward Jamario Moon.

Cleveland waived guard Manny Harris.

Los Angeles Lakers re-signed guard Darius Morris.

Saturday, June 30

Cleveland tendered a qualifying option to center Semih Erden.

Dallas exercised the contract option on guard Vince Carter through 2012-13.

New Orleans waived forward Rashard Lewis.

Friday, June 29

Cleveland tendered a qualifying offer to forward Luke Harangody.

Utah tendered a qualifying offer to forward Jeremy Evans and exercised the contract option on guard Jamaal Tinsley through 2012-13.

Los Angeles Clippers traded guard Maurice Williams to Utah and the draft rights to forward Furkan Aldemir to Houston for forward Lamar Odom from Dallas, who traded the draft rights to guard Shan Foster toUtah for the draft rights to forward Tadija Dragicevic and cash from Houston.

Boston tendered a qualifying offer to center Greg Stiemsma.

Charlotte tendered a qualifying offer to guard DJ Augustin and forward Derrick Brown.

Cleveland tendered a qualifying offer to forward Alonzo Gee.

Los Angeles Lakers tendered a qualifying offer to guards Darius Morris and Devin Ebanks.

Memphis tendered a qualifying offer to forwards Darrell Arthur and Marreese Speights.

Toronto tendered a qualifying offer to guards Jerryd Bayless and Sonny Weems.

San Antonio tendered a qualifying offer to guards Danny Green and Patrick Mills.

Portland traded the draft rights to guard Tyshawn Taylor to Brooklyn for cash.

Dallas traded the draft rights to guard Darius Johnson-Odom to Los Angeles Lakers for cash.

Philadelphia traded the draft rights to forward Tornike Shengelia to Brooklyn for cash.

Dallas traded guard Kelenna Azubuike and the draft rights to forward Tyler Zeller to Cleveland for the draft rights to guard Jared Cunningham, forward Jae Crowder and center Bernard James .

Sacramento traded the draft rights to guard Orlando Johnson to Indiana for cash.

Miami traded the draft rights to forward Arnett Moultrie to Philadelphia for the draft rights to center Justin Hamilton and a future first-round pick.

Thursday, June 28

New Orleans tendered a qualifying offer to guard Eric Gordon

Phoenix tendered a qualifying offer to guard Aaron Brooks and center Robin Lopez

Orlando tendered a qualifying offer to forward Ryan Anderson.

Wednesday, June 27

Indiana named Donnie Walsh president and Kevin Pritchard general manager.

Houston traded center Samuel Dalembert, the 14th overall pick, a future second-round pick and cash considerations to Milwaukee for guard Shaun Livingston, forwards Jon Leuer and Jon Brockman and the 12th overall pick.

Brooklyn tendered a qualifying offer to center Brook Lopez.

New York tendered a qualifying offer to guards Jeremy Lin and Landry Fields.

Tuesday, June 26

Detroit traded guard Ben Gordon and a future first-round pick to Charlotte for forward Corey Maggette.

Golden State tendered a qualifying offer to guard Brandon Rush.

Houston traded forward Chase Budinger and the draft rights to forward Lior Eliyahu to Minnesota for the 18th overall pick.

Monday, June 25

Atlanta named Danny Ferry president of basketball operations and general manager.

Orlando fired director of player development Adonal Foyle.

Portland tendered a qualifying offer to forward Nicolas Batum.

Sacramento tendered a qualifying offer to forward Jason Thompson.

Wednesday, June 20

Washington traded forward Rashard Lewis and the 46th overall pick to New Orleans for forward Trevor Ariza and center Emeka Okafor.

Orlando named Rob Hennigan general manager.

Charlotte named Mike Dunlap head coach.

Monday, June 4

Los Angeles Lakers exercised the contract option on center Andrew Bynum through 2012-13.

Washington signed head coach Randy Wittman to a contract extension.

Portland named Neil Olshey general manager.

Thursday, May 31

Los Angeles Lakers named Glenn Carraro assistant general manager.

Friday, May 25

New York signed head coach Mike Woodson to a contract extension.

Monday, May 21

Orlando fired head coach Stan Van Gundy and President of basketball operations and general manager Otis Smith.

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