Graham Ike

I've never been a fan, but, like, I understand it.

Graham Ike as well.

They tried to do some stuff around the edges.

They've just got a lot of the same.

I mean, there's three up for grabs, and there are third-string guys that could get some minutes.

There are two-way guys in like Graham Ike.

It may carve out a role on this year's team.

Charles Bassey is going to have to play big minutes.

So I'm really looking forward to see what kind of – concoction they can come up with to build a team that can make a bid for a playoff run, especially the first half of the season when you don't have Jimmy and you don't know when Moses will be back either.

Yeah, their roster was completed without a bang just the other day when they announced that Graham Ike is going to have the final two-way spot.

What that also means is that their second-round draft pick, Lazay Jones, is actually going to be a draft in the stash.

He's playing in Italy this season.

We're going to hear all about depth when it comes to the strength of this roster from Steve Kerr.

He's going to talk about how they need to rely on the two-way guys, too.

And that includes LJ Cryer, Malafai Leones, and Graham Ike.

Those three guys give you three much different skill sets.

This is late news that came in.

It looks like Graham Ike.

is going to stay with the Warriors on a two-year, two-way contract.

Clutch Points is reporting in the Summer League where the Warriors won that championship.

All right, let's get back to Locked On.

Warriors.

All right, so we talked a little Charles Bassey, Graham Ike, Bassey on a standard contract with the Warriors, probably expected to play a bigger role to start than Graham Ike.

But clearly, like many of the viewers of this program were that hop in the comments all the time, like I was on shows previously after their summer league contest, I said Ike should stick around.

He gives you a great screener, a great roller, a great play finisher.

I mean, again, just all the stuff that, Graham Ike was obviously a phenomenal player, but him and Huff had a little bit more overlap Whereas I think Diop and Huff are slightly different.

Diop's a better defensive player, a better roller straight to the basket.

He's not as much of a give him the ball and let him create or let him kind of make a post move.

But you have more spots.

You have Tuohy, you have Graham Ike, and you have Leones fighting for spots.

So going back to Tui's draft profile, he actually committed to Gonzaga but decided to stay in Australia, played for the Sydney Kings three seasons there.

The statistics were never like anything incredible.

He's one of the most efficient scorers, uh, I mean, he was last year 18 points a game on 70% shooting from two.

Now he has an elite rim protector next to him in Masamba Giap, a very good low post player, but who doesn't need the same amount of touches as Graham Ike.

This offense should funnel through Huff all season long, and he should be the guy, the man.

And I think that there's a lot of, I mean, the defenses can't throw as much at him because of Giap.