Warriors set for camp thinking they’re better club

Kendra Andrews, ESPNSep 26, 2024, 06:33 PM ETSAN FRANCISCO — As the Golden State Warriors prepare to travel to Hawaii for training camp, there is a consensus about their group going on the trip: They are a better team than last season.”We feel great about the team in the sense that we improved the team,” Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy said at a news conference Thursday. “At its core, we’ve got a good team [but] we’re probably as impatient of a franchise as you can be right now given our timeline and all that.”That timeline, of course, is “unequivocally” centered around Stephen Curry, who signed a two-year, $62.2 million extension keeping him with the Warriors through the 2026-27 season.Editor’s Picks2 RelatedBut Dunleavy feels confident they can make the most of those remaining years.”There’s a fine line between impatience and undisciplined,” he said. “I think I feel good about the discipline that we held this summer and the roster we built and the growth from within that…