3 Golden State Warriors that could be cut before the start of next season

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Number Two: Juan Toscano-Anderson

Juan Toscano-Anderson is a 6-foot-6 small forward who spent his rookie season with the Golden State Warriors this past season.

Toscano-Anderson played in just 13 games this past season and due to his play not standing out and his partially guaranteed contract for 2021 attached to his likeness, the young forward will likely be looking for a new home next season.

Toscano-Anderson showed flashes of greatness, but the Warriors need more than just a spark to ignite their flame. Last season, Toscano-Anderson put up underwhelming stats behind Andrew Wiggins, Draymond Green, and Eric Paschall amongst others.

In 13 games the rookie averaged 5.3 points per game, four rebounds per game, and two assists per game. His bright spot was his 46 percent field goal percentage, but his limited shooting makes that stat a bit less attractive.

With the Warriors looking to add depth at his position, his release is pretty much writing on the wall at this point. If the Warriors add another forward or look to use their MLE, Toscano-Anderson could be the casualty of that.

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