Warriors reporter: If you have to sign back an old player, Anderson is the ideal choice!
According to previous news, the Golden State Warriors will continue to tryout this week against Juan Toscano-Anderson and Kent Bazemore, two veterans who used to play for the team. In addition, interior veteran JaVale McGee, who will be cut by the Dallas Mavericks with an extended clause, may also be in the spotlight of the Warriors, who also spent two seasons with the Warriors.
According to NBC Sports Bay Area reporter Dalton Johnson, if the Warriors are serious about signing back a player who played with head coach Steve Kerr, he thinks Anderson is the ideal candidate. Johnson believes that Anderson is younger in age, his overall ability is more prominent, his role on the court is more comprehensive, and he should be a higher priority than Bazemore and McGee. However, Johnson also said that McGee's arrival can enrich the team's play, complete various blocks with Chris Paul, and he can also play the role of mentor to young center Trayce Jackson-Davis.
Born in April 1993, Anderson is 30 years old, 198cm tall and weighs 97kg, and was an unsuccessful draft draft in the 2015 NBA Draft. Anderson has since played for the Mexican League, Venezuelan League and Argentine League. In the summer of 2018, Anderson joined the Santa Cruz Warriors, a subsidiary of the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Development League. With a steady output in the Development League, Anderson was also offered a contract from the Warriors in the middle of the 2019-20 season. Anderson spent a total of 3 seasons with the Warriors, and in 2021-22, he also helped the team win the NBA championship. I don't know if Anderson will have a chance to return to the Warriors next.
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