Chris Paul says his family can't believe he is with the Warriors: 'It is what it is'

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Chris Paul worked out with new teammate Stephen Curry on Sunday morning in Las Vegas. His assessment of the session: They didn't miss too many shots.

Evidently, Paul's time with the Golden State Warriors is off to a flying start.

The veteran point guard revealed more than a few things in his first official interview session as a member of the Warriors: He isn't ready to concede that he's no longer a starter, he doesn't expect this to be his final season as a player and he gleans the same joy from the game now as he did when he was a kid.

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Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors and Chris Paul attend a game between the New Orleans Pelicans and the Golden State Warriors during the 2023 NBA Las Vegas Summer League on JULY 9, 2023 at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas, Nevada.  (Logan Riely/NBAE via Getty Images)

And as for how it'll all fit, he doesn't expect that to be a problem.

"Not to like sound crazy or whatnot, but at the end of the day, it's basketball," Paul said. "You know, it’s not brain surgery. I’m going into a situation with a bunch of guys who’ve been playing together for a long time."

Paul got traded twice this summer, first from Phoenix to Washington as part of the move that sent Bradley Beal to the Suns, and then again to Golden State as part of the move that sent Jordan Poole to the Wizards.

It’s a move that the Warriors hope leads to both short- and long-term gains. The 38-year-old Paul can still play; the 12-time All-Star averaged 13.9 points and 8.9 assists this past season for Phoenix, effective still in his 18th season in the league.

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