Warriors look 'pretty' in first practice of training camp Late in the Warriors' first practice of training camp Tuesday, with three players on non-guaranteed contracts watching nearby, Stephen Curry stutter stepped at the top of the key. Before his defender could recover, the two-time NBA MVP wrapped the ball around his back and nailed a 16-foot jumper. Even with no sets installed, the Warriors worked through drills with relative speed and precision. None were more recognizable than seven-time All Star Kevin Durant, who woke up at 7 a.m. before his alarm clock sounded. Unlike their NBA peers who hope for greatness, the Warriors are widely projected to win the franchise's fifth NBA championship (third in Oakland). Even for a team featuring four players Sports Illustrated ranked among the NBA's top 20, including two of the top three, developing chemistry requires time. A year ago, Golden State brought back a dozen players from its 2014-15 championship team. Monday night, during the Warriors' post-Media Day dinner at A16 in Oakland, more than half of the roster worked through introductions with the nine returnees. Center JaVale McGee, who is vying for the final regular-season roster...