Harrison Barnes felt ready to participate in the NBA dunk contest last season but never received the call. The second-year forward is again interested in being in the event this season.

"I guess I didn't have the resume last year, hopefully I can be in it this year," Barnes said at the Golden State Warriors' media day.

Barnes had a steady rookie season, highlighted by several remarkable dunks.

Barnes is expected to compete for his role as a possible starter this season.

Stephen Curry has left Nike to become the centerpiece endorser for Under Armour.

Under Armour has deals with Brandon Jennings and DeAndre Jordan, but Curry will clearly elevate the brand.

Curry has not made an All-Star Game, but he is widely considered one of the NBA's more marketable athletes.

Draymond Green has lost nearly 20 pounds since the end of last season.

Green has improved his diet while also training differently as he enters his second NBA season with the Golden State Warriors.

"I catch my breath faster," Green said. "I move a little faster. I can get up off the floor a little bit better. And it feels a lot better on my knees. ... I feel great. I think it's going to help me out a lot."

Andrew Bogut says he is fully 100 percent, without restrictions, and is able to participate in all drills. The Golden State Warriors' big man also proclaimed to be a top three center in the NBA -- with an asterisk.

"Yeah ... when healthy," Bogut said. "And I'm healthy now."

Bogut had been rehabbing a troublesome left ankle.

"I haven't had any restrictions since July," Bogut said from team facility, where most of the roster has been working out in preparation for training camp. "Five-on-five, three-on-three, four-on-four, conditioning drills, running, jumping, weights -- no restrictions. It's been a great feeling to come into a gym and not have a trainer tell me, 'You can only do 30 minutes. You can only do this. You can only do that.' ... Very happy to not hear that."

Lindsey Hunter will be part of the Golden State Warriors' coaching staff next season, according to a source.

Terms are not finalized yet.

Hunter served as the Phoenix Suns' interim head coach last season. He was first hired by the Suns as a developmental coach.

Hunter, 42, had a 17-year career in the NBA.

The acquisition of Andre Iguodala could send Klay Thompson to the Golden State Warriors' bench, but the young shooting guard is confident he would be able to make that transition if needed, having been a reserve most of his rookie season.

"It took me a few games to get used to it because I'd started my whole life," Thompson said. "Once I got used to it and once I found my rhythm, it was nothing to me. You can still be a great player off the bench.

"I'm not too worried about (starting). I'm just worried about getting better and getting in the best shape I can."

Concerned about the team first, Thompson has fully endorsed the signing of Iguodala.

"I was happy I don't have to go against him any more," Thompson said. "He's going to be great for us. He's a good scorer but he's an even better playmaker. He's a great leader. I can see it in these two weeks I've been here. He's going to help us. He's going to be like a swiss army knife. ... That's a huge signing for us."

Harrison Barnes is adamant he is not concerned about whether he starts next season for the Golden State Warriors.

"Winning the game matters more to me," Barnes said.

"I can imagine much worse problems. I feel confident about this team and where we can go. Regardless if I'm starting or coming off the bench, I think we have a chance to make a serious playoff push."

Barnes averaged 16.1 points and 6.4 rebounds over the Warriors' two playoff series last season against Denver and San Antonio.

Barnes is expected to play heavy minutes at power forward.

Cameron Jones will participate in the Golden State Warriors' training camp.

Jones was the Most Improved Player of the D-League last season while with the Santa Cruz Warriors.

"I think Cam is the best kept secret in the D-League this season," said Kirk Lacob of the Warriors' front office. "He really hasn't gotten his name out there all too much, but he was a first-round draft pick in the NBADL last season."

After suffering a painful hip injury, David Lee believes he is 100 percent recovered and in the best shape of his NBA career.

"I feel no ill effects whatsoever," Lee said. "I actually feel a lot better moving around than I did even last year at this time."

Lee, entering his ninth season, looks like he's in midseason form. In the process of rehabilitation, Lee said he shed 5 percent of his body fat. He said his core is as strong as ever.

Surgery on Lee's hip did not throw off his normal offseason training.

The Golden State Warriors have agreed to a partially guaranteed deal with Dewayne Dedmon.

Dedmon averaged 6.7 points and 7.0 rebounds per game as a junior at USC, but went undrafted in June.

The Warriors already have David Lee, Andrew Bogut, Festus Ezeli, Jermaine O'Neal and Marreese Speights in their frontcourt.