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[Slater] The Warriors are signing Quinten Post (52nd pick) to a two-way contract ahead of training camp, per source. He’s a stretch center. To make room, they’re waiving Daeqwon Plowden. They still intend to bring Plowden to camp to compete for a two-way spot.



[Slater] The Warriors are signing Quinten Post (52nd pick) to a two-way contract ahead of training camp, per source. He’s a stretch center. To make room, they’re waiving Daeqwon Plowden. They still intend to bring Plowden to camp to compete for a two-way spot.

by NokCha_

8 Comments

  1. NokCha_

    Seems like Beekman’s and Pat’s spots aren’t secure just yet. Also we officially have someone above 6’10 on the roster since James Wiseman (forgot Saric was 6’10)

    e: Warriors already waived Donta Scott, Yuri Collins, and Javan Johnson leaving Ethan Thompson, Jackson Rowe, & Daeqwon Plowden as the only e10s left. They have 1 spot left to use

  2. paranoidmoonduck

    I wonder if there’s just a reality with Plowden because he’s been under contract the shortest that they have the least to lose wrt rights for him being the first one cut.

    It seems like there’ll be a pretty stiff competition for the final twc, because you figure Post is guaranteed and the team will at least want to keep Beekman around for a year if they can justify it.

  3. BobRoss4Life

    It’s nice his status is no longer in limbo. Hope he gets a good amount of run this year, maybe even converted post-deadline if/when there’s roster space.

    Gotta think the team is still eyeing a trade, if not to just dip out of the repeater. Assume Post will be the top candidate for that active roster spot when it finally opens up?

  4. SC2-WARRIOR

    As long none of them take my man’s Mosses minute, fine moves.

  5. dating_derp

    And there it is. I assumed they’d waive Pat for Post, not Plowden.

    But they’re still bringing Plowden to training camp. So there’s a chance they’ll waive Pat and sign Plowden to that 2 way spot.

  6. TylerDurdensAlterEgo

    I wonder why it took so long to give Post a spot

  7. EquipmentNo9500

    Beekman could actually be a very good nba player and has rare skills in his blazing speed, athleticism and defensive ability. All he has to do is work on his outside shooting and playmaking. He doesn’t even have to be great at those things either. Post looks like a good nba player to me too. Spencer is smart and a legit playmaker who would compliment Steph well on offense. The question with him is his overall speed, mobility and defense. Plowden looks like a nba 3 and D to me and a good one at that. Although I will say that I want to see him a bit more against nba talent.

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