Steph 'changed' Kendric's career path
22 Sep
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Adelaide 36ers import point guard Kendric Davis knows how real the pathway to the NBA is and he’s eager to get back to the big league.
Davis spent last season at Santa Criz Warriors, the NBA G-League affiliate to the Golden State Warriors, and he now has some well-known mentors.
The 2021/22 AAC Player of the Year sat down with foxsports.com.au to chat about life in the NBA, his texts with Steph Curry, chats with Draymond Green and what he wants to achieve in NBL25.
How Steph ‘changed’ Adelaide 36ers import’s career... and the Draymond chat he won’t forget
Steph Curry 🤝 Kendric Davis pic.twitter.com/9Ia8Le2K8F
— NBL (@NBL) August 14, 2024

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