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ESPN.com · Jun 15, 2019

Warriors GM says outlook on Klay, KD unaffected

OAKLAND, Calif. -- Golden State Warriors general manager Bob Myers remains confident that the organization can retain Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant this summer.

"There's things I can say; there's all these rules -- but I would say that we value those guys at the highest level," Myers said on Friday. "I wouldn't be a very good GM if I didn't understand how valuable they are to our own team. It sometimes gets lost. But I think when Kevin plays in the NBA Finals, we've gone 9-1. So I don't know what else matters. And Klay's -- they're both fantastic. Those are guys that you do everything you can to keep within your organization."

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