Golden State Warriors: Ranking 8 best wings to target in FA

By Tony Pesta | Nov 19, 2020

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4. Glenn Robinson III

Glenn Robinson III spent some time with Golden State this season before being shipped at the deadline. Could a reunion be in play?

Pros

Robinson gave the Warriors exactly what they needed this season from a scoring standpoint. In addition to spreading the floor with his catch-and-shoot ability, Robinson was able to put the ball on the floor and create his own looks at a decent rate. Had it not been for Robinson’s steady scoring, this season could have been much worse for the Dubs.

Furthermore, he is more than capable of holding his own defensively. His long frame helps him defend multiple positions and this type of versatility is gold in the NBA.

Cons

Perhaps the biggest con to signing Robinson is that the Warriors might be able to do better. There aren’t many weak areas in Robinson’s game – but there are players who do what he does better. This is why Robinson will only be signed if the franchise is unable to acquire any of the three players listed above him.

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