Old Oubre: Last season the Warriors had no long-term plans for their son He was never mentioned when he played with an injury

Live Bar January 29 News Recently, Hornets player Kelly Oubre's father talked about the Warriors.

In a text message with an NBC sports reporter, the elder Oubre wrote: "I am not impressed with the malice from the Bay Area, this team did not have long-term plans for my son last season, and this was obvious at the end of the season." Last season, Kelly played most of the time with a wrist fracture injury, which was never mentioned. ”

"He loved his teammates when he was in the Warriors, just as he loves the Hornets now. He's now happy that the coach can tell him exactly what to do, and the coach wants him to not only play but also stay professional in the face of adversity. And he has the ability to lead the team, and at the same time he can follow the leadership of others. ”

Last season, Oubre played in 55 games with the Warriors, averaging 15.4 points, six rebounds and 1.3 assists per game. At the end of the season, Oubre reached a deal with the Hornets as a free agent, with a contract amounting more than $26 million for 2 years.

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