The great agent of warriors Kevon Looney “100 percent” in health, says his agent

Some good news about Kevon Looney surfaced on Monday afternoon.

The great Warriors man – who underwent surgery on May 19 to repair a central muscle injury – recovered 100%, his agent Todd Ramasar told Bay Area News Group’s Wes Goldberg.

“It’s one of those things where, because of this long runway that we have a low season at least for the Warriors and Kevon, there’s no need to push it,” said Ramasar. “Is he going out of his mind? I wouldn’t say so. Probably (he leaves) 80 percent.

“It’s not because it can’t go all out, it’s not necessary right now.”

After very solid back-to-back seasons, Looney signed a three-year contract extension with Golden State last summer worth about $ 14.5 million. Year 1 of the deal could not have been much worse for the 24-year-old.

The Milwaukee native was limited to only 20 games due to multiple injuries and was never able to develop any rhythm on the field.

Looney last dressed on February 29 against the Phoenix Suns. It is expected that it will be ready for the start of the 2020-21 season, although it remains a mystery when it starts due to the coronavirus pandemic.

“It’s actually giving him a long time to rest,” said Ramasar. “The body still needs rest, even if it’s young, in light of some of the procedures it has had in the past 12 months.”

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