Kelly Oubre Jr.

"We should be 2 and 0," Joel Embiid said after the loss. "We're gonna win this. ... And we're gonna keep fighting."

Kelly Oubre Jr. drove to the basket and was impeded by Paul George in the final second of the game.

Oubre was struck by a motor vehicle in Center City, Philadelphia, and received treatment at a local hospital

Oubre spent the last two seasons with the Charlotte Hornets and averaged 20.3 points and 5.2 rebounds in 48 games in 2022-23. 

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Through 35 games this season, the 27-year-old is averaging a career high 20.2 points as well as 5.1 rebounds and 1.2 assists. 

Iguodala was a keeper of the Warriors' flame even while he was gone. Oubre was an expensive example of what doesn't work for them.

Why would Houston want to get involved in the Kelly Oubre sweepstakes? Put simply, defense.

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The night's most positive development for the Warriors didn't even take place in Houston. It happened in Orlando.

Oubre has injected a needed scoring punch into a reserve unit that's lacked requisite scoring.

The 141-119 loss to the Kings felt like the low point in a season that is steadily drifting in the wrong direction for the Warriors.

The Warriors decided they were better off keeping Kelly Oubre than trading him. Was it the right call? We'll know more this offseason.

The Golden State Warriors built a dynasty with rangy wings. Kelly Oubre was meant to help recapture that glory, but is he the right fit?

Jordan Poole has changed the roster formula, but the Warriors still need more dynamic players. This just might not be the right time.

Will the Warriors move forward with Oubre or will they use him to bring in his replacement? We'll know before the team plays again.

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Adrift after a rough first 20 games in the latest chapter of a journeyman career, Oubre is now playing like a guy who doesn't want to leave.