F James Michael McAdoo signed a two-way contract with the 76ers on Wednesday. A three-year pro, McAdoo originally signed with Golden State in September 2014 following three seasons at the University of North Carolina. In 108 NBA games (three starts), he owns averages of 3.0 points and 1.7 rebounds.The 6-foot-9, 240-pound McAdoo, a member of two championship-winning teams with the Warriors, has seen action in 26 career playoff games.

Michigan State football player Jermaine Edmondson claimed in the police report that Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green used an open-hand slap to his face during a confrontation at an East Lansing (Mich.) restaurant.The exchange led to Green being arrested on assault charges at Conrad's Grill. The 26-year-old, whose blood alcohol content was .10, is scheduled for arraignment on July 20, according to a court document.The maximum penalty Green could face if found guilty of the assault charge is a $500 fine and/or 90 days in jail.Edmondson, who celebrated his 22nd birthday on Sunday, told police that he crossed paths with Green two nights earlier at another establishment.Green, a member of Team USA for the Rio Olympics this summer, played four seasons for Michigan State under coach Tom Izzo. Green is scheduled to attend Team USA's camp in Las Vegas July 18-21.--The Warriors re-signed free agent forward James Michael McAdoo and signed center Damian Jones to a rookie contract.McAdoo,... [More]

The Golden State Warriors re-signed free agent forward James Michael McAdoo and signed center Damian Jones to a rookie contract Wednesday.McAdoo, 23, appeared in 41 regular-season games (one start) with the Warriors last season, averaging 2.9 points and 1.4 rebounds in 6.4 minutes per contest. He played in eight postseason games in limited play.The 6-foot-9 McAdoo, a two-year NBA veteran, owns career averages of 3.2 points, 1.7 rebounds and 7.1 minutes in 56 regular-season games with the Warriors. As a rookie in 2014-15, the University of North Carolina product was a member of Golden State's first championship season in 40 years.Jones, 21, was selected by the Warriors with the 30th overall pick in the first round of the 2016 NBA Draft on June 23.In three seasons at Vanderbilt University, the 6-10 Jones averaged 13.3 points, 6.4 rebounds, 1.69 blocks and 27.2 minutes in 99 games, garnering First Team All-SEC honors as both a sophomore and junior.Jones hit 56.6 percent from the field during his collegiate career, the third-best mark in Vanderbilt history, while finishing second on the school's all-time blocks list (167). In his junior season in 2015-16, Jones averaged 13.9 points, 6.9 rebounds and 1.64 blocks in 33 games, helping the Commodores to their first NCAA Tournament berth since 2011-12.

F James Michael McAdoo made his first career start on Monday and drew praise from Golden State coach Steve Kerr for his energy. McAdoo finished with 7 points and 6 rebounds in 17-plus minutes.

PF James Michael McAdoo has seen his playing time increase with Warriors supersub SF Andre Iguodala out of the lineup in recent games, and the second-year pro is taking full advantage. One game after recording a season-best 11 points against the Pelicans, McAdoo hit his first NBA 3-pointer Wednesday in a win over the Knicks. It was also McAdoo's first 3-point attempt in the NBA, after he finished his three-year college career at North Carolina 0-for-9 from beyond the arc.

F James Michael McAdoo (sprained toe) did not play Monday at Atlanta.

F James Michael McAdoo (sprained toe) sat out Sunday against the New York Knicks.

F James Michael McAdoo (sprained toe) and G Leandro Barbosa (left shoulder sprain) were unavailable for the Warriors on Tuesday.

McAdoo has developed into a player that can play three positions in the Warriors' lineup, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

The 6-foot-9 McAdoo is a natural power forward but can also serve as a center in the Warriors' small-ball lineup and has improved his shooting to the point where could be an adequate small forward. In Monday's exhibition opener, McAdoo scored 10 points in 13 minutes while taking just four shots. This all sounds good, but the reality is that the Warriors are deep team and getting McAdoo minutes will be tough.

McAdoo has been working with assistant coach Ron Adams on his jump shot this offseason, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Adams, more renowned for his defensive acumen, has been helping the second-year forward improve his overall perimeter game. McAdoo, who didn't hit a three-pointer in three years at North Carolina, converted 1-of-4 threes in 33 games last season in the D-League. He hasn't actually unleashed that part of his game in summer league, making just 1-of-3 attempts, but McAdoo finished the tournament averaging 16.4 points and 6.0 rebounds in 26 minutes per game. There aren't a ton of available minutes in the Warriors' frontcourt, so he may find himself shuffling between the D-League and NBA for the second straight year.

McAdoo (illness), who was assigned to the D-League for a short stint, logged one minute of action in Game 1 against the Grizzlies.

McAdoo contribute one rebound in the process, and it's a good sign to see him step on the court in his young career. That being said, he's not in the Warriors' main rotation, and he'll need to feed off garbage minutes from blowouts for the remainder of the postseason.

McAdoo (illness) was assigned to Santa Cruz of the NBA's D-League on Saturday, 95.7 The GAME reports.

McAdoo had already been ruled out for Saturday's game at New Orleans due to an illness. However, because he has yet to appear in the first three outings of the first-round series, he'll join the Warriors' D-League affiliate as they proceed through the Finals of that league.

McAdoo (illness) will not play in Saturday's Game 4 against the Pelicans, John Dickinson of 95.7 The Game reports.

McAdoo is currently dealing with the flu and unavailable for coach Steve Kerr. Although, the 22-year-old probably would be confined to the bench even if he was healthy as he only played in 15 total games during the regular season.

McAdoo (illness) will not play in Game 3 against the Pelicans on Thursday, Rusty Simmons of the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

McAdoo did not make the trip to New Orleans with the team, and the report suggests he'll likely remain in the Bay Area through the weekend, which would rule him out for Saturday's Game 4. The rookie, who appeared in 15 regular season games, is unlikely to see a regular role throughout the playoffs.

McAdoo (illness) is questionable for Thursday's Game 3 matchup with New Orleans, Marc J. Spears of Yahoo! Sports reports.

McAdoo is yet to appear in the Warriors' series against the Pelicans and is now reportedly dealing with an illness. Even if McAdoo is active for Game 3, it's unlikely that he'll get much playing time unless the game is a blow out.

McAdoo was recalled by the Warriors on Saturday, the San Jose Mercury News reports.

McAdoo only spent one night in the D-League to get some playing experience before rejoining the Warriors. He's not expected to see much time on the court for the Warriors moving forward, barring a move by coach Steve Kerr to rest his normal rotation guys for the final games of the season.

McAdoo was assigned to the D-League on Friday.

McAdoo will likely rejoin the Warriors before the regular season comes to an end. However, he's only seen limited time on the court under coach Steve Kerr this season and there's no reason to believe that will change when he returns to the NBA.

McAdoo scored 12 points (5-8 FG, 2-2 FT) with four rebounds, and three blocks in 23 minutes off the bench Saturday.

McAdoo saw additional run with Draymond Green and Andre Iguodala both sitting due to rest, but that is the only circumstance in which you'd want to utilise McAdoo in fantasy leagues. The undrafted rookie is averaging just 2.8 points and 3.2 rebounds in his past five games.

McAdoo was recalled from the D-League on Monday, Diamond Leung of the Bay Area News Group reports.

With Ognjen Kuzmic being held out Monday, McAdoo will come up fro the D-League and should be available as a deep bench option Monday. The former North Carolina standout has appeared in only five games for the Warriors this season.

McAdoo was assigned to the D-League on Saturday, Diamond Leung of the Mercury News reports.

McAdoo was confined to a role off the bench with the Warriors so it makes sense for him to head down to the D-League and get some much-needed playing time. Barring the unforeseen, he's not expected to have much of a role under coach Steve Kerr this season.