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Warriors waive four players, get roster to 15

In preparation for their season opener, the Warriors trimmed their roster on Wednesday morning, waiving a pair of guards and a pair of forwards.

Stephen Dunn

With the 2012-13 NBA season less than a week away, the Golden State Warriors have pared their roster down the the 15-player maximum after waiving four players on Wednesday morning, according to a report from CSNBayArea.com.

Guards Carlon Brown and Tarence Kinsey were waived, as well as forwards Lance Goulbourne and Rick Jackson.

Brown, a 23-year-old point guard out of Colorado, and Goulbourne, a 6-foot-8 forward from Vanderbilt, did not appear in a preseason game for the Warriors.

Kinsey, who is a third-year shooting guard out South Carolina, has spent the past two seasons playing in Turkey. He spent a part of the 2006-07 and 2007-08 seasons with the Memphis Grizzlies and started three games of Cleveland Cavaliers in 2008-09.

Jackson, a power forward, missed all of Warriors camp with a sore right Achilles and was a long shot to make the team.

The Warriors open the regular season on Oct. 31 against the Phoenix Suns.