
The Golden State Warriors could soon trade for one of their former high-scoring forwards.
Bleacher Report’s Andy Bailey identified Kelly Oubre Jr. as a prime candidate for the Warriors to mend fences with.
Oubre Jr. previously played for the Warriors during the 2020-21 season. His 15.1 points, along with his 6.1 rebounds per game for the Philadelphia 76ers in 2024-25, are a near carbon copy of his output from his stint with Golden State.
A model of consistency in the scoring department, Oubre Jr. could add muscle to Golden State’s bench. He brings more than offense to the table as well.
During Oubre Jr.’s first run with the Warriors, Stephen Curry had just returned from a prior season that limited him to only five games played. Further, though the former added shot-making to their unit, Golden State finished with a winning percentage of 54.2 percent as the No. 9 seed in the West.
Heading into the new season, Golden State has a stronger array of players that need a couple more pieces to return to true championship contention. The 6-8 forward could be one of those for them.
In the final year of his current deal, owed $8.38 million for next season, Oubre Jr. would be a quality veteran addition. The Warriors could trade Trayce Jackson-Davis, coupled with Gui Santos to the 76ers in exchange for the 203-pound slasher.
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