On the day after the Golden State Warriors lost the NBA Finals, hours after he walked with another limping star toward a gruesome MRI, Bob Myers woke up early to take his daughter to summer camp.
Myers, the team's president of basketball operations, was emotionally numb.
"As a human being you can only process so much," he said of his emotions in that moment.
But life, like summer camp, goes on. And that's where the Warriors are as they embark on a summer with their dynasty on a knife's edge. In the days after their devastating Finals, where they lost Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson to terrible injuries, the Warriors have developed an audacious plan to try and hold their status as a championship team together, sources told ESPN.