Golden State Warriors — Summer League 2026

From: VCU

Versatile wing who impacted winning at VCU with high-motor defense and offensive efficiency despite limited creation. Strengths are cutting, spot shooting (37% from three senior year), and defensive versatility across multiple positions. Watch whether he can defend quicker guards and if his shooting holds up against length—needs to prove he's not just a system player.

From: Michigan

From: Golden State Warriors

High-energy combo guard who showed flashes in limited Warriors minutes, but questions remain about his decision-making and shot selection. Competes defensively and pushes pace, but inconsistent three-point shooting (career 31%) limits his offensive utility. Watch his efficiency as a primary ball-handler and whether he can convert at the rim through contact.

From: Golden State Warriors

Proven college scorer and shooter (career 38% from three at Baylor) with craftiness getting to his spots in the midrange. Undersized combo guard (6'1") with defensive limitations against size and length. Already on two-way, so watch his playmaking reads and whether he can defend well enough to earn rotation minutes.

From: Wisconsin

Tough-minded Wisconsin point guard who ran the offense efficiently but lacks NBA athleticism and burst. Smart passer who takes care of the ball, but shooting inconsistency (32% from three) and average quickness limit upside. Watch whether his court IQ and pick-and-roll execution translate against better athletes.

From: Sydney Kings (NBL)

Skilled Australian big who stretched the floor in the NBL with shooting touch (37% from three) and passing ability. Lacks elite athleticism and rim protection for an NBA center, struggles defending in space. Watch his post defense and whether he can punish smaller defenders inside—needs to show he's more than just a floor spacer.

From: Florida State

Tweener forward from Florida State who brought energy defensively but underwhelmed offensively without a consistent jumper. Athletic with good size (6'8") for switching, but limited shooting range and handle restrict offensive role. Watch his three-point shooting and whether he can consistently finish around the basket—needs offensive skill development.

From: Kansas

Undersized Kansas big (6'7") who won with toughness, motor, and screen-setting but lacks a defined NBA skill. No perimeter shooting threat and limited offensive creation, though he's an excellent offensive rebounder. Watch whether he can switch defensively and if he's developed any face-up game—needs a pathway to offense beyond hustle plays.

From: Memphis Hustle

Big combo guard with playmaking ability and versatility, but shooting woes (29% from three in G League) limit his ceiling. Good size (6'5") to defend multiple positions and vision to create for others, but needs the ball too much without shooting gravity. Watch his off-ball movement and whether the three-point shot has improved—needs to prove he can space the floor.

From: Valley Suns

Steady point guard who ran G League offense efficiently with distributing ability, but lacks the athleticism and shot creation to elevate. Solid shooter (36% from three in G League) and defender who plays within himself. Watch his ability to create separation and finish against length—likely a backup at best without improved burst.

From: Sioux Falls Skyforce

Strong-bodied wing who defended and shot adequately in the G League (36% from three) but lacks dynamic upside. Plays hard, makes simple reads, and competes defensively against bigger forwards. Watch his lateral quickness against guards and whether he can attack closeouts—needs to prove he's not a tweener without elite skills.

From: Santa Cruz Warriors

From: Golden State Warriors

Athletic wing with defensive versatility and improving three-point shooting, earning a two-way spot through G League development. Good size (6'8") and motor, plays within his role as a connector and cutter. Watch his shot consistency and decision-making with the ball—needs to prove he can be trusted in rotation minutes.

From: San Diego State

Scoring guard from San Diego State who can create offense but with questionable shot selection and efficiency. Has the handle and confidence to attack but needs better three-point shooting and finishing consistency. Watch his playmaking for others and defensive effort—must show he's more than a volume scorer.

From: Santa Cruz Warriors

Stretch big with shooting range (37% from three in G League with Santa Cruz) but limited athleticism and rim protection. Slow-footed defensively and gets exposed in pick-and-roll coverage, though he provides floor spacing. Watch whether he can defend without fouling and hold his own on the glass—offensive specialist at best.

From: Mexico City Capitanes

Undersized scoring guard (5'10") with burst and shot-making ability from Texas A&M, now in G League. Gets downhill and creates shots, but efficiency concerns and defensive limitations due to size are significant. Watch his pull-up shooting and playmaking creation—needs to prove he's not just a scorer without positional value.

From: Birmingham Squadron

Solid two-way guard from Clemson who showed maturity running offense but lacks NBA athleticism for upside. Shot it well (38% from three senior year) and plays smart, mistake-free basketball. Watch his defensive positioning against quicker guards and whether he can finish inside—likely European-bound without a standout skill.

From: Tulsa

Scoring wing from Tulsa who put up numbers in mid-major but questionable competition level and average athleticism raise concerns. Can shoot and score in bunches, but needs to prove it against better athletes and defenders. Watch his efficiency and whether he can defend—needs to show college production wasn't just volume.

From: Gonzaga

Traditional back-to-basket big from Gonzaga with soft touch and scoring instincts but limited mobility for NBA game. Can punish smaller defenders inside and rebound, but lacks rim protection and struggles in space defensively. Watch whether he can finish through contact against length and his conditioning—throwback skill set that's hard to fit.

From: Rip City Remix

Sharpshooting wing (40% from three in G League) who spaces the floor but limited creation and average athleticism cap upside. Knows his role as a spot-up threat and makes the simple play. Watch his off-ball movement and whether he can defend quicker wings—3-and-D potential if shooting holds.

From: Santa Cruz Warriors

Undersized combo guard with scoring instincts and competitive fire, spent time in Santa Cruz system. Struggles with efficiency and shot selection, limited positionally by size (6'1"). Watch his playmaking reads and whether he's accepting a facilitator role—needs to prove value beyond scoring.