Warriors add backcourt scoring help with Dennis Schroder trade
In acquiring Schroder, the Warriors address a need of a late-game decision-maker and multi-level scorer from the backcourt. Schroder, who’s averaging 18.4 points per game, instantly becomes the third-best penetrator off the dribble on the team, behind Steph Curry and Jonathan Kuminga.
How can Dennis Schröder’s arrival help Steph Curry and the Warriors? Trade grades
The Warriors have acquired guard Dennis Schröder and a second round draft pick from the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for guard De’Anthony Melton, guard Reece Beekman and three second round draft picks: pic.twitter.com/bbwyFcCjm1
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