Golden State Warriors: 7 low-profile, high-impact trade targets

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Cedi Osman

Playing a few years overseas before coming to Cleveland, Cedi Osman just finished his third season in the league.

While the season just ended, Osman hasn’t seen the court since March as his Cavs were one of the eight teams, along with Golden State, to not be invited to the bubble.

In his third season, Osman averaged 11.0 points per game, down a few from the 13.0 he averaged his second year in the NBA.

What was positive about the 2019-2020 season for Osman was that his three-point shooting improved quite a bit as he went from shooting under 35 percent to over 38 percent, making 1.9 triples per game.

He’s gaining confidence, and at just 25, he’s got quite a bit of ways to go before he hits his ceiling. Osman isn’t worthy of a first-round pick, but he is another player the Warriors could throw a few second-round picks at and hope the Cavaliers find the value in them.

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