It’s been nearly three weeks since the Golden State Warriors hosted Kawhi Leonard and the Los Angeles Clippers at Chase Center in San Francisco. Since the Warriors 131-107 loss to the Clippers, the NBA has suspended play due to the coronavirus pandemic.
During the NBA hiatus, members of the Warriors are getting creative when it comes to finding ways to fill their time. Video games, social media and Q&A segments have been popular options for players without basketball on the calendar.
Take a look below to see what some of the Warriors have been up to since game action has been put on hold.
Stephen Curry
Golden State’s point guard has been busy during the NBA’s hiatus. Stephen Curry has advocated for social distancing along with setting up a meal donation plan through his foundation for out of school children.
The two-time Most Valuable Player set up an interactive Q&A with infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci. Curry and Fauci spent around 30 minutes discussing details about COVID-19.
Watch Curry’s conversation with Fauci on YouTube:
Thank you to everyone who tuned in earlier today on Instagram Live! I wanted to make sure everyone had access to the conversation on COVID-19 with Dr. Fauci. Please share as much as possible. Thank you! #SCASKSFAUCI https://t.co/CtLGPy6Neg
— Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30) March 26, 2020
Klay Thompson
Curry’s fellow Splash Brother has been relatively quiet on social media. However, Klay Thompson did send a message in support of health care professionals.
The three-time All-Star thanked first responders, nurses, doctors and hospital staff for “their tireless efforts.”
Via @KlayThompson on Twitter:
Special thanks to everyone at @aboutKP and all the first responders, nurses, doctors and hospital staff around the globe for their tireless efforts to help those who are sick and keep us safe.
— klay thompson (@KlayThompson) March 23, 2020
Draymond Green
With no hoops on the docket, Draymond Green has been soaking up some music. On social media, the former Defensive Player of the Year had high praise for hip-hop artist Travis Scott. Green has been digging deep into the Cactus Jack catalog.
Via @Money23Green on Twitter:
Travis Scott got all BANGERS!! And to all the twitter geniuses out there, YES I already knew this…. However, quarantine got me going through catalogs 🤷🏿♂️
— Draymond Green (@Money23Green) March 27, 2020
Marquese Chriss
Taking in NBA film from the past has been a popular outlet for not only avid basketball fans, but players. After watching a mixtape of Markelle Fultz from the Orlando Magic, Marquese Chriss showed love for his fellow Washington Husky product.
Via @quese on Twitter:
My brother special! 💜💛🐺 https://t.co/St0AWR0Iye
— Marquese Chriss (@quese) March 27, 2020
Eric Paschall & Juan Toscano-Anderson
A pair of Warriors held separate Q&A sessions with fans on Twitter during the NBA shutdown. Eric Paschall and Juan Toscano-Anderson answered a bevy of questions that included things about the 2019-20 season, their top-five favorite players of all-time and more.
Via @warriors on Twitter:
#DubNation, today's the day for an Eric Paschall Q&A!@epaschall will be answering your questions this afternoon. Submit by tweeting your question with #AskPaschall
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) March 26, 2020
Via @juanonjuan10 on Twitter:
Q&A @ 530, ask me anything
— Juan Toscano (@juanonjuan10) March 29, 2020