4. Aaron Gordon
The Golden State Warriors have reportedly been eyeing Aaron Gordon for the past few months. His versatility at the power forward position makes him an interesting target for a team like the Dubs.
Gordon fills the mold of what the Warriors want from a big-man. He can put the ball on the floor and score the ball in a number of ways. His athleticism makes him an exciting prospect but he leaves much to be desired in the shooting department – connecting on only 30.8 percent of his attempts from deep.
There is a good chance that Gordon would thrive as a role player with the Dubs. He has a ton of responsibility in Orlando and while he averages 14.4 points and 7.7 rebounds – he would likely be better as a complementary piece to the Splash Brothers. Maximizing his athleticism and becoming a rim runner is a recipe for success.
The biggest issue here would be paying Gordon a large lump of cash for him to be a bench player – as he would almost certainly play behind Draymond Green. He isn’t a strong enough rim protector to crack the starting lineup as a center. This puts a strain on this potential pairing.