Name: Mens NBA x Keiser Clark Royal/Yellow Golden State Warriors No Caller ID Kn
Brand: NBA x Keiser Clark
SKU: 4785303
Price: 224.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Mens NBA x Keiser Clark Royal/Yellow Golden State Warriors No Caller ID Kn - 4785303

By NBA x Keiser Clark

$224.99

(12 Reviews)

Model

4785303

Store

NBA Store
The NBA Store is the official retailer for all National Basketball Association (NBA) merchandise. They sell a wide variety of items, including apparel, accessories, and memorabilia, all officially licensed by the NBA. The store is also operated under license by Fanatics

Manufacturer

NBA x Keiser Clark

Detail

These NBA x Keiser Clark No Caller ID Knit Shorts are vintage and lettermen-inspired, making them unlike anything else in your Golden State Warriors collection. They have convenient front and back pockets, as well as an elastic waistband for added comfort. Their unique and fun design features classic Golden State Warriors graphics, making them an epic addition to your game day outfit.

Category

NBA

The San Antonio Spurs moving up to the No. 2 pick could transform the possibility of a Giannis Antetokounmpo trade destination. San Antonio already had a surplus of future draft capital they could use in a trade, but the assured high value of a No. 2 pick certainly further improves their chances. Dylan Harper is the consensus second best player in the draft, but his positional overlap with DeAaron Fox and Stephon Castle could lead them to trade down for a player that is a better fit while accruing additional assets. The Spurs traded out of No. 8 at last years draft with the Minnesota Timberwolves for a 2031 unprotected first rounder and a top-1 pick swap in 2030. Rob Dillingham could have been an intriguing pick for the Spurs, but the optionality of those future picks are certainly far more valuable to them now, especially with their anticipated backcourt crunch if they do keep Harpe...

>Read More

The Philadelphia 76ers are expected to listen to trade offers for the third overall pick. With Joel Embiid and Paul George in their thirties and on max contracts, drafting a young player who may need a few years to develop wouldnt necessarily be the best strategy if theyre trying to maximize their title odds with their existing core. If the Sixers keep the pick, it is unclear who they would target at No. 3. Ace Bailey is considered by some to be the third best player in the draft, but he is a prospect who is more theoretical with big upside. Bailey also doesnt perform well in the kinds of statistical models that Daryl Moreys front offices are typically known to value. VJ Edgecombe could be a more logical fit, but his lack of size alongside an already small backcourt of Tyrese Maxey and Jared McCain is a drawback. Ive also gotten a wider sense of appreciation from NBA front offices fo...

>Read More

Myles Turner will be an unrestricted free agent this offseason, but rival teams expect him to re-sign with the Indiana Pacers. For a player who has been in the NBA 10 years and only played for one franchise, Turner has appeared in an inordinate number of trade rumors during his career. The Pacers lack depth at center behind Turner and would be unable to functionally replace him in free agency. Turner averaged 15.6 points, 6.5 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 2.0 blocks in 30.2 minutes over 72 games this season. Turner also shot 39.6 percent on 5.5 three-point attempts per game. If the Pacers re-sign Turner, they may need to explore a trade scenario to position their payroll amid luxury tax concerns. ...

>Read More

Because the Milwaukee Bucks owe future first round picks to the New Orleans Pelicans and Portland Trail Blazers, there is growing anticipation that they will try to include either team into a Giannis Antetokounmpo trade to regain some of their draft capital. The Pelicans control Milwaukees first round picks in 2025, 2026 and 2027 due to the Jrue Holiday trade of 2020, while the Blazers control their picks in 2028, 2029 and 2030 because of the Damian Lillard deal in 2023. The Brooklyn Nets similarly reacquired control of their first round picks in 2025 and 2026 from the Houston Rockets as they separately traded Mikal Bridges to the New York Knicks to fully embrace a rebuild. As the week opened, there was a report from ESPN that Antetokounmpo was open-minded about a future away from the Bucks for the first time in his career. There has yet to be any publicly known resolution on wheth...

>Read More

The Los Angeles Lakers are considered highly unlikely to trade Austin Reaves unless they could acquire a top-tier big man in return, reports the Los Angeles Times. A player that fits that description is not expected to be available on the trade market. Nic Claxton of the Brooklyn Nets and Daniel Gafford of the Dallas Mavericks are a pair of bigs who would make sense at a cheaper prince point. The Lakers most attractive trade assets, outside of Reaves, are their 2031 first round pick and Dalton Knecht. Rob Pelinka previously used those assets to trade for Mark Williams of the Charlotte Hornets, but the Lakers ultimately rescinded the deal. Reaves could sign an extension this offseason, but he is expected to become an outright free agent in 2026 when he can sign for significantly more money than an extension would currently allow. ...

>Read More

The San Antonio Spurs had the good fortune of moving up to No. 2 in the lottery, but they do not necessarily have the easiest decision to make due to their existing roster composition. Dylan Harper is considered the consensus second best player in the 2025 NBA draft behind Cooper Flagg and on a tier of his own, but he would represent positional overlap with DeAaron Fox and Stephon Castle. Harper, Fox and Castle are three very different types of players, but all three are arguably at their best as lead guards. The trio could figure out to play with each other, but it could take a few years to truly maximize, which is a question of whether the Spurs would be patient enough to allow that development to happen. The Spurs project to be a on a similar financial model as the Oklahoma City Thunder with a star guard on a maximum contract surrounded by multiple young stars on rookie deals. Desp...

>Read More

Wes Goldberg is joined by Dieter Kurtenbach (Bay Area News Group) to discuss whether the Golden State Warriors can win a championship next season, key offseason decisions and what happens with Jonathan Kuminga. Then, they discuss a variety of NBA playoff topics, including whether the Celtics can come back and defeat the Knicks, favorite Giannis landing spots and if the NBA Draft Lottery needs fixing. Plus, the return of the Take Wheel. Subscribe to RealGM Radio on Apple Podcasts , Spotify or via the RSS feed . Watch on YouTube . ...

>Read More

Product Details for 4785303