The Warriors have only one pick (#6) in the NBA Draft tomorrow night. They will likely use it on the best big man available which will likely either be Greg Monroe, DeMarcus Cousins or Cole Aldrich. The Warriors got beat up inside last season and that’s why they played so poorly. Injuries also really hurt the team in 2009-10. The Warriors will also likely dangle PF Anthony Randolph in trade talks to see if they can add some more picks tomorrow night. The Warriors are a team to keep your eyes on tomorrow night as they might make some deals.

The Warriors have sent two future second round picks to the Nets. In return the Nets won’t get a lottery protected first round pick from the Warriors until the 2012 season instead of next year’s draft. The Warriors must like the look of next year’s NBA Draft to make a move like this one.

The Warriors were ecstatic to see Stephen Curry drop to them with the 7th pick of the NBA Draft. Curry played in 104 games in three seasons at Davidson and he averaged 25.3 points, 4.5 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 2.1 steals per game. Curry is a outstanding shooter for anywhere on the court as he nailed 46.7% from the floor, 87.6% from the free throw line and 44.2% from three point range. Curry should be able to replace the offense that the Warriors gave up in Jamal Crawford earlier in the week. Curry is the best offensive player in this draft and he should fit in very well on the run and gun Warriors.

The Warriors drafted power forward Richard Hendrix in the 2nd round of the draft last night. Hendrix is the prototype power forward as he stands 6′9″, 255 pounds and plays a game that’s often near the basket. Hendrix played in 95 games (86 starts) at Alabama and he averaged 14.0 points, 8.9 rebounds, 1.4 assists and 1.6 blocked shots per game. Hendrix also made 59% of his shots from the floor over his time at Alabama. This was a very solid pick for the Warriors.

The Golden State Warriors selected another athlete that can really run in the first round of the draft last night in Anthony Randolph. Randolph is a skinny guy at 6′10″, 205 pounds but he gives an all out effort at both sides of the court as he often stuffs the stat sheet. He played in 31 games (all starts) at LSU and he averaged 15.6 points, 8.5 rebounds, 1.2 assists, 1.1 steals and 2.3 blocked shots per game. Look for Randolph to work his way into the playing rotation as a rookie for the Warriors.