Golden State Warriors: 18 realistic buyout targets Golden State should consider
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Frank Kaminsky
Coming into the league, Frank Kaminsky was projected to be an exceptional stretch-four with prime offensive capability. He hasn’t lived up to his expectations but there is still time for him to become a productive NBA player.
Playing four seasons for the Charlotte Hornets, Kaminsky averaged 9.6 points, 3.9 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game. He shot below average from the 3-point line at 34.7 percent but is known to be a streaky shooter.
Kaminsky isn’t a very exciting prospect, but I think the Warriors would love to add him to the team. He is hungry to prove himself and playing with the Dubs second unit is a great place for him to show off his talents.
Kaminsky could finally have success in Golden State. A proven collegiate winner, he needs to showcase his talent on the brightest stage, and Golden State can give him that.