Current Depth Chart
PG. Stephen Curry / Jordan Poole / Ky Bowman
SG. Klay Thompson / Damion Lee / Mychal Mulder
PF. Draymond Green / Eric Paschall / Kevon Looney
This is an approximate guess by me. Your depth chart might look different.
Damion Lee
He gutsily stepped into a larger role this semester and was sometimes the only player on the court who seemed to generate any offense at all. His dribbling used to be an adventure, but he seems to have settled that down. He showed off a functional floater game and put pressure on the defense curling off pindowns and driving on the catch.
Very encouraging sequence too, after Lee had a rough end-of-game against Toronto and his teammates had his back …
… and then Damion bounced back the next night with perhaps his best game.
ESPN RPM assesses him as a positive on defense and negative on offense: Offensive RPM -0.49 and Defensive RPM +0.31, putting him overall at #59 out of 137.
Cleaning The Glass says: Slightly above-average scorer, low turnovers, low assists. Slightly above-average steals and rebounder. Fouls somewhat frequently, rarely blocks.
And advanced stats like BPM are down on Damion.
So, do we see a productive role next season for Damion Lee on what we hope is a contender?
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I think he is a 12-15mpg hustle guy who should give above-average 3pt shooting at good volume with meh defense but good rebounding.
I don't think he's good enough to be counted as the 1st wing off the bench, but still good enough to see regular playing time.
Like GhostRidingTheInjuryCart said though, I find it a little hard to project FA and the future of our guys until we see how the draft shakes out. Things will really fall in place once that is sorted.
14th man