The Golden State Warriors are aiming to return to championship contention after a mixed 2024-25 season. Following mid-season struggles, the team surged in the second half to secure a seventh-place finish in the Western Conference. They managed to win their first-round playoff series but fell to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the conference semifinals, losing 4-1.
Delayed Roster Decisions Due to Jonathan Kuminga Situation
Since their playoff exit, the Warriors have yet to make a major addition via free agency or trade. Much of the team’s offseason activity has been stalled due to ongoing contract negotiations with forward
. According to reports, the organization has been hesitant to pursue big moves until that situation is resolved.
Malcolm Brogdon Back on the Golden State Warriors’ Radar
NBA insider Jake Fischer revealed that the
have shown continued interest in Malcolm Brogdon, the 2016-17 NBA Rookie of the Year with the Milwaukee Bucks. Speaking on the Bleacher Report Insider Notebook live show, Fischer noted: “To my understanding, Golden State looked at Brogdon on the trade market back during last season, when the Golden State Warriors were looking at options – with De’Anthony Melton as a trade chip – back then, before they went out and traded for Dennis Schröder. He’s been on their radar for some time. He’s definitely still on their radar now.” (H/t: Sporting News)
Brogdon’s Career Overview and Recent Performance
Malcolm Brogdon, a nine-year NBA veteran, has played for multiple teams, including the Indiana Pacers,
and Portland Trail Blazers. Most recently, he suited up for the Washington Wizards , appearing in 24 games and posting solid numbers despite limited appearances.
Malcolm Brogdon’s 2024-25 Season Stats
Brogdon’s experience and ability to contribute on both ends of the floor could make him an appealing target for a Warriors team seeking depth and versatility in the backcourt.
Potential Fit in Golden State’s System
If acquired, Brogdon could serve as a stabilizing force off the bench or a spot starter, providing efficient scoring, playmaking, and perimeter defense. His veteran presence might also help guide younger players while complementing Golden State’s core of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green.