Kevon Looney reveals how Jimmy Butler carried himself after getting traded to the Golden State Warriors. The Golden State Warriors have turned things around in the 2024-25 NBA season and a huge credit for that goes to former Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler.
The world has changed dramatically between Kevon Looney’s two most recent threes. Kevon Looney spent the summer remaking himself as a player, reportedly taking 500 threes a day during the summer.
Golden State’s big man shows us all he’s still got it Last night, with three minutes left in the Warriors’ blowout win over the San Antonio Spurs, longtime Golden State center Kevon Looney did something so uncharacteristic yet so representative of both himself and of the spirit of Late-March NBA Basketball.
How many of the NBA players with at least 30 games with 30 points in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
After a long rough patch earlier this season, the Golden State Warriors have turned things around. Currently, they are 38-28 and own the No. 6 seed in the West.
The Golden State Warriors considered making additional roster moves before the NBA trade deadline, including potential deals involving Kevon Looney and Gary Payton II, according to NBA insider Brett Siegel.
Celebrating the Lunar New Year was extra special for Kevon Looney of the Golden State Warriors. Making his presence felt in the home win over the OKC Thunder, the 28-year-old posted 18 points and four blocks.
The Golden State Warriors were forced to adjust when Kevon Looney left their matchup against the Sacramento Kings with an illness. They could not handle those adjustments well enough to secure a win, dropping a disappointing 123-117 ball game on Wednesday night.
One of Steve Kerr‘s most trusted soldiers, Kevon Looney, stepped up for the Warriors yet again. Despite his reduced role on the team lately, the 6-foot-9 continues to impact the game in different ways.
Since being selected by the Golden State Warriors in 2015, Kevon Looney has been an integral part of their lineups. An excellent rebounder and defender, he has started and come off the bench for the Warriors, winning three titles in the process.
A key piece in the Warriors dynasty, Kevon Looney, is one of the most beloved players in the Bay Area. Categorized as underrated by many, the Milwaukee native has always stepped up as and when the need arose.
The Golden State Warriors have officially put the league back on notice. Here are three stats that have fueled the team's hot start.
The season has not started yet, but the Golden State Warriors already look like a vastly different team this year compared to the last. One player in particular that wants to make a change is Kevon Looney.
There’s lots of big changes going on for the Golden State Warriors these days. Klay Thompson has moved on, Jonathan Kuminga is unrecognizable with his new hair, and now Kevon Looney followed suit with a dramatically slimmed-down look and new harido.
Three-time NBA champion Kevon Looney has seen it all throughout his time with the Golden State Warriors. However, Looney's time in the NBA is starting to feel like he'll be needed less and less as the years go on.
The Warriors have decided to guarantee Kevon Looney‘s salary for the 2024-25 season.
Change appears to be imminent for the Golden State Warriors this offseason. But at least one veteran free agent reportedly won’t be impacted by the team’s impending roster turnover.
Here are three teams that could benefit from the nine-year veteran's services if he is released by the Warriors.
There are multiple reasons why the big man would fit well with the Knicks.
Kevon Looney is coming off another solid year for the Golden State Warriors. The former UCLA star finished the regular season with averages of 4.5 points, 5.8 rebounds and 1.7 assists per contest while shooting 59.7% from the field in 74 games.
The Golden State Warriors could soon be parting ways with one of their most trusted company men.
According to Tim Kawakami of The Athletic, the Golden State Warriors will likely release big man Kevon Looney this offseason. Looney has just one year remaining on his contract.
Kevon Looney has spent his entire nine-year career playing for the Golden State Warriors. This past season, he averaged 4.5 points, 5.7 rebounds and 1.8 assists per contest while shooting 59.7% from the field in 74 games.
Kevon Looney had one of the greatest Ironman streaks in the NBA at 290 consecutive games played for the Warriors, but that unfortunately came to an end on Thursday night.
The Golden State Warriors and the NBA world in general were hit hard this past week with the passing of Warriors assistant coach Dejan Milojevic. Milojevic suffered a heart attack while out with team staff and players on Tuesday and was pronounced dead the following morning.
Kevon Looney has always been a solid rebounder. This postseason he's turned it up to historic levels.
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