Keep or trade these four Golden State Warriors players

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Damion Lee

Another player that is on the edge of the Warriors’ rotation is Damion Lee.

Lee is Stephen Curry’s brother-in-law, but that’s far from the reason that he’s stuck around in Golden State. Having a game-winning three to his name, Lee has built up a name for himself as a solid scoring option off the bench.

With Poole out of the rotation and Mulder on the fringe of getting good minutes, Lee has been the main backup shooting guard for most of the season. While his scoring from last season is down so is the opporunity for just about every player that was seeing signficant minutes last year.

That said, this season, Lee’s still producing at a high level.

Almost shooting 45 percent from the field, Lee is averaging 6.4 points per game. His main contribution is as a three-point shooter, and he’s notching 1.4 make triples on over 38 percent from deep. That’s a player you want on your roster.

Given that he’s older as well at 28, Lee’s going to more than likely be on the roster till the season’s end.

Verdict: Keep

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