Golden State Warriors: 5 prospects for the Dubs second two-way contract

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It’s time to get to work. The Golden State Warriors will be in the gym in under a week, and they’ll have players competing for that last two-way contract.

The Golden State Warriors have 14 players under contract including one two-way contract.

They’ll also likely, barring some extravagant offer from another team, be returning Patrick McCaw on his qualifying offer. Many expect the last spot to be handed to either Nick Young or Jamal Crawford.

The second and last two-spot, however, is completely up in the air though.

They’ve signed numerous players to training camp deals, and some may even be flying under the radar from the Las Vegas Summer League. That said, it truly is a mystery for most fans who will be the last player granted a spot on a world-class team like Golden State.

With the most recent training camp addition being Will Cherry, the Dubs might look to take the camp to feel out which players fit their team culture.

After all, in any team or company, culture is one of the most vital components in success. That’s how the Dubs were able to effortlessly add in one of the league’s greatest scorers without missing a beat.

With that, let’s get into five players that might be worthy of the Dubs last two-way contract.

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