3 Golden State Warriors that’ve disappointed so far this season

Brad Wanamaker

Unlike the other two listed, Wanamaker didn’t have one of the better games of his season against the Pacers. As a matter of fact, Wanamaker only was given seven minutes in the first half and failed to score in those.

The Warriors wanted to bring in a veteran backup point guard; it was a priority for them this offseason. They went with Wanamaker over the likes of several other options. Wanamaker signed with the team after two seasons in Boston.

So far this season, Wanamaker just hasn’t been that good. In 16 minutes per game in ten games, Wanamaker has averaged 5.2 points, 2.1 rebounds, and 2.7 assists per game. He’s shooting under 36 percent from both the field and from deep.

The third-year point guard needs to be better, and as Damion Lee has started to light it up, he may be without a position soon if he can’t start to perform better.

While Looney and Oubre Jr. have their roles on the roster solidified, Wanamaker still needs to make his presence felt.