3 Golden State Warriors that have the most to gain from this season

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Juan Toscano-Anderson

The “Stephen Curry of Mexico City,” Juan Toscano-Anderson, is a 6-foot-6, 26-year-old small forward. He played his collegiate ball at Marquette. In his four games with Golden State, he’s averaging 5.5 points per game.

Shooting 55.6% from the field, it’s tough to gauge how well Toscano-Anderson has performed in his short stint. While his numbers are solid, they’re such a small sample size that we need to see more, and the last half of this season should help the Warriors evaluate him a bit better.

Toscana is fighting for a place in his league.

Offensively, Toscano-Anderson will have the opportunity to shine. He should be given responsibility that isn’t oftentimes laid upon players that are within their first few seasons in the league.

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All three of these players have the skill it takes to get to the next level, but whether they can really show that talent this season and hang on till next is still up in the air.

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