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On a Wednesday, I'm West Goldberg, Warriors beatwriter for the Mercury News.

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Today, what we're going to talk about is a loaded schedule of workouts

that Golden State will be holding for potential draft picks this week. So we've got some

workouts today on Wednesday, others tomorrow on Thursday. And these workouts, we're going to

talk about each of these players sort of break

them down, how they could potentially fit with the Warriors and discuss what kind of direction

that the Warriors might be going in, not just with the seventh overall pick, but with this 14th

pick. We talk a lot about what the Warriors can do at number 7. We don't talk so much about

what they could do at number 14. So we're going to cover all of that and maybe try to glean

some hints as to what it is that the Warriors front office is thinking as the draft approaches.

But let's start with the first player here on the list. Tray Mann, the guard out of Florida. He

averaged 16 points per game, 5.6 rebounds, and 3.5 assists last year at Florida,

shot 40.2% from 3-point range, a 6-foot 3, 180-pound guard, had a gross spurt late in his career at Florida,

which turned him from a fringe type of NBA prospect to a bona fide first rounder.

And a guy who could potentially be in play at number 14, a knockdown shooter, smooth, a good handle,

a guy who could be a scoring threat at the NBA level, especially from behind the arc.

My only thing is, can he playmate at a high level, at an NBA level,

and can he defend consistently? Because that's also the problem when it comes to Trey Mann,

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