6 bubble players that've put themselves on the Warriors radar

Warriors: 6 bubble players that have put themselves on Golden State’s radar

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Duncan Robinson

The 6-foot-7 Robinson is under contract until after next year. Making just $3 million over this season and next, Robinson has been a steal for the Heat. Going undrafted, Robinson started his career last season, playing just 15 games and starting one.

From 3.3 points per game to 13.6, Robinson should be a candidate for Most Improved Player. What’s been most impressive about his game is that Robinson is averaging 44.5% from deep and making 3.7 threes per game.

A tall forward, Robinson shot is tough to block, and he’s extremely intelligent which is spacing, finding lanes in transition and within the Heat’s dominance offense.

In the bubble, Robinson has scored double figures in five of his six games and notched over 20 in three. He’s still averaging 3.7 threes per game on over 40% from deep.

While he doesn’t do much more, Robinson’s length does make him a competent defender. Robinson may not ever be a max-contract player, but he’ll certainly be looking at a large deal during the 2021 offseason.

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