Brandin Podziemski during a Warriors game as reports surface about trade interest from the Philadelphia 76ers. Getty
Head coach Steve Kerr of the Golden State Warriors talks with Brandin Podziemski. Getty
Brandin Podziemski of the Golden State Warriors remains a polarizing NBA player through the first three seasons of his career. Whether it was his comments about wanting to be better than Warriors teammate and future Hall of Famer Stephen Curry, finally hitting 30-points in a game, or his looming contract extension, a lot can be said about the 23-year-old guard for Golden State.
But despite Podziemski showing flashes at times last season when Curry was out with injury, his status with the Warriors is by no means set in stone. Yes, he has proved valuable and was one of only a few players to suit up in all 82 games last season, but amid contract talks and the Warriors' offseason moves, his role and future with the franchise remain up in the air going forward.
Podziemski reportedly wants $22-$24 million per year in his next contract, and despite being eligible to sign a new deal, Golden State's front office has yet to decide on his fate with the franchise.
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Head coach Steve Kerr of the Golden State Warriors talks with Brandin Podziemski. Getty
Brandin Podziemski of the Golden State Warriors remains a polarizing NBA player through the first three seasons of his career. Whether it was his comments about wanting to be better than Warriors teammate and future Hall of Famer Stephen Curry, finally hitting 30-points in a game, or his looming contract extension, a lot can be said about the 23-year-old guard for Golden State.
But despite Podziemski showing flashes at times last season when Curry was out with injury, his status with the Warriors is by no means set in stone. Yes, he has proved valuable and was one of only a few players to suit up in all 82 games last season, but amid contract talks and the Warriors' offseason moves, his role and future with the franchise remain up in the air going forward.
Podziemski reportedly wants $22-$24 million per year in his next contract, and despite being eligible to sign a new deal, Golden State's front office has yet to decide on his fate with the franchise.
#podziemski
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