Kevon Looney Leaves Warriors, Joins Pelicans

Kevon Looney’s ten-year stint with the Golden State Warriors has ended as he signed a two-year, $16 million contract with the New Orleans Pelicans. Looney, a three-time NBA champion, received public tributes from head coach Steve Kerr and teammates, with Stephen Curry calling him 'Forever a legend Toon.' Drafted 30th overall in 2015, Looney overcame early injuries, earning the nickname 'Iron Man' for his durability and becoming a key figure in the Warriors’ success. In his farewell, he expressed gratitude for his growth alongside teammates like Curry and Draymond Green and recalled memorable moments at Oracle Arena. While Looney leaves the Warriors with no hard feelings, his departure signals a shift as the team turns to younger players to fill his role. Looney’s legacy is defined by humility, hard work, and his status as a cornerstone of the Warriors' dynasty.