For high-scoring Warriors, question is who will score most

On Sept. 17, three days before the official release of the video game "NBA 2K17," Myles Turner shot a warning to his more than 38,000 Twitter followers. Gunna say this once and once only," the Pacers' 20-year-old power forward wrote, "if you use the Warriors on 2k we cannot associate literally unfair. Golden State, which enters its season opener Tuesday as the first team in league history with four reigning All-NBA players, is capable of video-game performances any given night. [...] the Warriors added Kevin Durant, a four-time NBA scoring champion, to a group that led the league last season with 114.9 points per game. The Warriors are a popular betting topic in Las Vegas, and among the lines people can gamble on is, indeed, which player will lead the team in scoring. Durant, with his 7-5 wingspan and deceptive speed, is the rare player who is just as skilled at hitting three-pointers as he is banging in the low post. The seven-time NBA All-Star was one of the best post-up players in the league last season, scoring 1.23 points per post-up on 60.9 percent shooting. After averaging a career-high 14 points per game last season, All-Star Draymond Green appears content focusing on...