Luke Walton told reporters that he was brought on to Steve Kerr's staff to help implement the triangle offense.

"We are gonna run parts of the triangle offense," said Walton. "And I know that thing front and back so he's counting on me to be able to help out a lot in that area." Walton spent most of his career on the Lakers running Phil Jackson's triangle offense, and he will now help educate the Warriors, alongside Kerr, on how to properly run that system.

Luke Walton is about to be hired as an assistant coach with the Golden State Warriors.

He'll jon Steve Kerr's staff and won a championship with the Lakers. He also has a pretty famous dad.

Luke Walton has not been in contact with Phil Jackson since Steve Kerr turned down the offer to be the Knicks next head coach.

"[Phil asked me] if I'd be interested in moving out to New York... but I think that was before Steve Kerr got the job in Golden State," said Walton. "I haven't talked to Phil since all of that happened." While Jackson had reached out to Walton and Kurt Rambis, it is believed that he views those guys more as potential assistant coaches according to sources close to the situation.

Luke Walton isn't ready to announce his retirement from the NBA.

"I want to play still," Walton said. "I've trained all summer as if I was going to get a call. The call never came ... If nothing happens this year, then I'll probably admit that it's officially over." Walton had solid 3-point range and admirable versatility in his prime, but injuries have taken a heavy toll throughout his 10-year career. He recently explored a player development job in the D-League and he's dabbled in announcing games for the Lakers.

Luke Walton (ankle) is out again on Monday vs. Miami.

Walton's season could be over, but he's not a fantasy option anyway.

Luke Walton (ankle) will not play again on Friday against New York.

Walton isn't a fantasy option, so his absence shouldn't impact any league.

Luke Walton (right ankle sprain) won't travel with the Cavaliers for Tuesday's game vs. the Pacers.

Walton's absence is a blow for the Cavaliers' thin bench, but it doesn't have any fantasy repercussions.

Luke Walton (right ankle sprain) sat out Sunday's game vs. Orlando.

The Cavaliers won despite not having Walton, Daniel Gibson (elbow), Dion Waiters (knee) and of course Anderson Varejao (knee surgery). Injuries notwithstanding, head coach Byron Scott is on the hot seat after the Cavs' late-season swoon, and Kyrie Irving seemed lukewarm when asked this weekend about the Cavs' firing Scott: "Until that time comes, I'm not really worried about it ... To even imagine that, I'm not going down that road."

Luke Walton is adjusting to playing with a clear mask that protects his broken nose.

Walton said the first time he played with the mask he couldn't see. "I'm good [looking] straight but as soon as I try to go to the side it gets blurry," Walton said. The former Laker will likely have to deal with the mask for most of the rest of the season. He has no fantasy value.

Luke Walton will play on Monday despite fracturing his nose vs. the Spurs on Saturday.

This shouldn't impact Walton's role off the bench, where his ball-movement and basketball IQ make him invaluable for Cleveland but useless in average fantasy leagues.

Luke Walton scored nine points on 3-of-6 shooting (including three treys) with three rebounds, five assists and two steals in 19 minutes off the bench on Friday.

Walton's game lends itself to some versatile lines, but he's way too inconsistent for use in most formats.

Luke Walton said that his back has been feeling "much better" this season.

Walton has battled back pain for the "previous four or five years," but now he's feeling better and isn't currently thinking about retiring. Byron Scott called Walton "the best passing forward in the league," which is an interesting comment.

Luke Walton handed out a career-high 12 assists in Monday's loss to the Knicks, adding two points and one steal in 29 minutes.

He picked up some extra playing time with Dion Waiters (illness) not playing. Obviously, there's no reason to give Walton a look in even the deepest of leagues. C.J. Miles was a mild disappointment with 11 points, two boards, one assist, two steals and two 3-pointers in 22 minutes.

Luke Walton returned from a personal absence and had six points, three rebounds, five assists and two steals on 3-of-5 shooting in 19 minutes on Wednesday.

This game was a blowout and we're going to attribute Walton's line to garbage time. Ignore him.

Luke Walton (personal) is active for Wednesday's game against the Bobcats.

Walton has absolutely no fantasy value and his only role is as a depth option for the Cavs.

Luke Walton (personal) is expected to be available on Wednesday.

Walton isn't someone who should be rostered in any format, but he should be available if the Cavs need him.

Luke Walton (personal) missed a fourth consecutive game on Saturday.

It's unclear when Walton will rejoin the team. In his absence, a few more minutes are available for marginal players like Kevin Jones and C.J. Miles.

Luke Walton (personal) is not expected to play on Friday.

Without Walton, look for Marreese Speights to see a bigger role off the bench.

Luke Walton (ankle, foot) is not expected to play on Tuesday.

Walton was seeing consistent time in the rotation before his injuries, but the arrival of Marreese Speights should mean Walton plays fewer minutes in the foreseeable future.

Luke Walton missed Saturday's game with a sore left foot and ankle.

Walton recently returned from a personal absence, but has no fantasy value whether he's in uniform or not.