Golden State Warriors: Ranking top 5 wings in NBA Draft
By Tony Pesta
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Before the 2020 NBA Draft takes place, let’s look at which wings should be at the top of the Golden State Warriors wishlist.
Heading into the 2020 NBA Draft, we are taking a deeper look into the NBA Draft pool for the Golden State Warriors. In a series of articles, we will analyze the best prospects at each position. We’ve already covered centers, now let’s check out the wing.
It’s easy to feel confident in the trio of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green. After all, the three haven’t lost a Western Conference playoff series since 2014. However, the league has changed quite a bit since their last trip to the NBA Finals – and so has their supporting cast.
Kevin Durant is gone. Andre Iguodala isn’t on the bench anymore. The Warriors have some holes in their roster, mostly on the wing. While the addition of Andrew Wiggins gives them a solidified starter for the season, it’s still important they gain some depth to their rotation.
With that being said, let’s take a glance at five prospects that could help the Warriors next season on the wing.