Two Warriors to Make the CrawsOver Pro Am League Debut Before Stephen Curry and Co Prepares for Championship Climb

NBA players try different things to improve their game and stay in shape in the off-season. Many of them join the NBA legend Jamal Crawford’s CrawsOver Pro-Am Basketball League in the summer for playing competitive basketball and showcasing their skills. Among others, LeBron James and Jayson Tatum previously flew to Seattle to play in the league.

And now, this Saturday, two Warriors’ rising stars will be making their CrawsOver Pro-Am League debut.

LeBron James’ CrawsOver debut

In his latest tweet, Crawford announced that Warriors’ players Gary Payton II and Jonathan Kuminga will grace the court and make their CrawsOver League debut this Saturday. GPII and Kuminga were key role players in the Warriors winning their fourth NBA title in 2022.

But after an early playoff exit last season, they will be looking to bounce back and become championship contenders once again as their Big 3 – Steph, Draymond, and Klay – are all in the later stages of their careers. Stephen Curry and Co. would love to capitalize on the window before it closes.

If the Warriors want to get back to the top next season, young players like Kuminga and Payton will play a big role.

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So, it will be great to see them entering new avenues and showcasing their skills for the first time in Crawford’s Pro-Am league.

A pit stop for NBA stars

The CrawsOver Pro-Am League, formerly known as Seattle Pro-Am League, was founded by NBA legend Jamal Crawford in 1996. It provides a platform for NBA players, international players, and other pros to compete during the summer.

In 2022, The League hosted several NBA stars like LeBron James, Chet Holmgren, and Dejounte Murray. They came to Seattle and put on a show for the crowd, giving the fans something to remember on their way home.

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That being said, NBA fans are now hoping to see some crazy highlights this Saturday with Payton’s dunking ability and Kuminga’s athleticism on display.