Golden State could be on the search for more size this summer. Dario Šarić could be headed for the exits after losing his rotation spot, and Kevon Looney could be needed to help make the money work in a trade.
If the Warriors want to add a big, Mason Plumlee is a logical target.
The 6'10", 254-pounder would be a natural in Golden State. Beyond being a bouncy finisher around the basket, he's also capable of making quick reads as a passer. For his career, he has averaged a healthy 3.9 assists per 36 minutes, per Basketball-Reference, to go along with 13.5 points, 10.9 rebounds and 1.3 blocks.
Having him in tandem with Trayce Jackson-Davis would give the Warriors a pair of lob-finishers who can make smart, simple passes out of the short roll. Keep Draymond Green in the mix, and center shouldn't be a problem spot and could be a real strength if Jackson-Davis continues to develop.
