With Al Horford limited to around 20 minutes per game and the ongoing uncertainty around the starting lineup, there's increased opportunity for De'Anthony Melton to actually prove himself as the most upside signing for the Golden State Warriors during the offseason.
Melton is yet to play a single minute for the Warriors so far as he recovers from the torn ACL he suffered last November, having subsequently signed a two-year, $6.5 million contract to return to the franchise after being traded to the Brooklyn Nets in December.
De'Anthony Melton could still prove Warriors' biggest signing
Horford has had a couple of big performances but otherwise struggled to find a rhythm with Golden State, with that clearly unaided by the fact his minutes are restricted and he's not playing both nights of back-to-backs.