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The three top ranked players the Golden State Warriors have worked out ahead of the NBA Draft

Originally posted on NBA Analysis Network | By Dan Coombs | Last updated Jun 23, 2025 8:03 PM ET

After falling short in the NBA Playoffs, the Golden State Warriors have had time to plan for the Draft.

Amid midseason fears their successful era was coming to an end, the Golden State Warriors gave themselves hope by trading for Jimmy Butler.

An injury to Stephen Curry in the playoffs brought their season to an end, but there is something to build on for next year.

In the NBA Draft the Warriors hold the number 41 pick, and the organization has been busy holding workouts.

According to HoopsHype’s tracker, here are the top three players the Warriors have brought in to take a look at…

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Johni Broome

“Whoever picks me will get a good player, a dog, somebody who’s going to contribute to winning,” Broome told AL.com.

Our recent mock draft has Broome going with the 35th pick to the Sixers, and there is no guarantee the Warriors will get the opportunity to take him at 41 and strengthen their center depth.

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Kam Jones

Jones is confident in his ability as a two-way player, speaking at the NBA Combine, reported by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

“I don’t think there’s anything you could ask of a point guard that I can’t do at a pretty high level on the floor.

“On both ends, honestly. That’s something I take huge pride in. I can do whatever you need.”

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Sion James

James spoke with the Fayetteville Observer after his workout with the Warriors, commenting: “It’s just really cool for teams to be able to see me in their facilities against guys that they hand pick.

“I’m really just working on being myself, being competitive, finishing in the paint, making shots and making the players around me better.”

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