The Golden State Warriors are gearing up for a multi-player workout series over the next two weeks, with several notable names on their radar. Live Cricket BPL insiders reveal that former Warriors forwards Juan Toscano-Anderson and Kent Bazemore are among those being invited back for another look. They’ll be joined by perimeter players Dion Waiters, Tony Snell, and Trey Burke—all aiming to revive their NBA careers and land a roster spot.
Harry Giles, once one of the most hyped high school prospects in the U.S., is the only true center in the group. His career has been plagued by injuries, preventing him from living up to early expectations. But with the Warriors currently holding two open standard contracts and two available two-way spots, the door is wide open for talent to prove itself. Live Cricket BPL experts note that Golden State plans to conduct multiple rounds of tryouts before locking in their final choices.
Among the more intriguing names, Toscano-Anderson brings grit and hustle—attributes the Warriors value in role players. If he’s open to a minimum deal, he could be a strong depth option. Snell, meanwhile, is defensively solid, particularly in interior matchups, though his offensive limitations remain a concern. Analysts believe these two may be the top contenders for a roster invite, especially given the team’s needs.
Golden State is currently undersized across the board, with no player standing taller than 6’10” (2.08m). That height gap has become a pressing issue. Giles, with his length and rebounding ability, could help fill that void. The team is also evaluating other bigs who can play both power forward and center—something their current roster lacks.
Coach Steve Kerr recently addressed another ongoing concern: the Warriors’ offensive predictability when Stephen Curry sits. This, he said, was a major reason behind acquiring Chris Paul. While Paul’s deliberate, slow-paced style differs drastically from Golden State’s usual fast-paced chaos, it offers a much-needed change of rhythm. Known as one of the best pick-and-roll operators in NBA history, Paul brings structure and control to a system that sometimes thrives on unpredictability.
Live Cricket BPL observers believe blending Paul’s style into the Warriors’ identity won’t be seamless, but it could pay dividends in the postseason. With a mix of seasoned vets and young prospects entering camp, Golden State is clearly preparing for a fresh run—while staying rooted in the values that brought them four championships.