Summary
The Golden State Warriors plan to release veteran forward Jackson Rowe and add rookie point guard LJ Cryer to their team. The Warriors are currently facing challenges in the Western Conference and need improvements to compete with top teams.
Key Facts
- The Golden State Warriors are cutting ties with Jackson Rowe, a veteran forward.
- Michael Scotto of HoopsHype reported this roster change.
- The Warriors will add LJ Cryer, a 24-year-old rookie point guard, in Rowe's place.
- The Warriors hold an 11-10 record in the 2025-26 season, placing them 8th in the Western Conference.
- Two-way players can play up to 50 regular season games before requiring a standard contract.
- The Warriors have experienced players like Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and Draymond Green but need additional support.
