![]() | Rights: gsw | Last Sal.: $.00M |
Agent: SuperAgent | Exp: 10+ years | |
FA Tier: 1 | Age: 38 | |
FBPPG: | Inj: No Injury | |
Desired Salary: Between $3.48M and $51.79M | ||
Contract Status: RET - Retired Player |
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Shaun Livingston scored six points Thursday on 3-of-5 shooting as the Golden State Warriors fell to the Toronto Raptors 114-110. Livingston did not grab a rebound nor have an assist, tallying a plus-minus of -2 in his 16:11 of playing time. He tacked on one steal. The Scoop:Shaun Livingston scored six points Thursday on 3-of-5 shooting as the Golden State Warriors fell to the Toronto Raptors 114-110. Livingston did not grab a rebound nor have an assist, tallying a plus-minus of -2 in his 16:11 of playing time. He tacked on one steal. Jun 13 12:00 ET - | ||||||||
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Trans. Oct 9 7:52 ET Andrew Wiggins is in the Bay after being acquired in a trade for DeAngelo Russell. Kevin Durant is in Brooklyn, Andre Iguodala is in Miami and Shaun Livingston is retired. The offense will, of course, still center around Steph Curry’s dazzling shot-making ability and Klay Thompson’s spot-up prowess. The Scoop: None. Oct 9 7:52 ET |
Trans. Sep 16 6:11 ET Golden State have brought back former player Shaun Livingston as part of their front office, the long-time Warrior has revealed. Livingston told The Athletic his title is director of player affairs and engagement, making him the highest-ranking black person in the team's front office since 2008 when Mitch Richmond was director of player personnel. Another former Warrior, Leandro Barbosa, retired on Monday and said he is joining the organisation as a "player mentor coach". The Scoop: None. Sep 16 6:11 ET |
Trans. Sep 16 1:31 ET Golden State have brought back former player Shaun Livingston as part of their front office, the long-time Warrior has revealed. Livingston told The Athletic his title is director of player affairs and engagement, making him the highest-ranking black person in the team's front office since 2008 when Mitch Richmond was director of player personnel. Another former Warrior, Leandro Barbosa, retired on Monday and said he is joining the organisation as a "player mentor coach". The Scoop: None. Sep 16 1:31 ET |
Trans. Sep 15 10:30 ET Shaun Livingston was a 34-year-old father of two when he stepped on campus for his first MBA course. It was February, and Livingston — a former NBA point guard who won three titles with the Warriors — had paid $10,250 for a Harvard class called “The Business of Entertainment, Media and Sports. As he curled his 6-foot-7, 192-pound frame into a desk, Livingston was overcome with jitters: Could he do the coursework? The Scoop: None. Sep 15 10:30 ET |