Stephen Curry explains what Warriors should do with their 2nd overall pick of the 2020 NBA Draft

TheGolden State Warriors are coming off quite a rough year. They lost Kevin Durant to free agency and Klay Thompson couldn’t play with an ACL injury. If that wasn’t enough, Stephen Curry was forced to miss most of the NBA season with an injury of his own.

Then again, that down year may have been a blessing in disguise for Steve Kerr’s team, as it allowed him to develop some interesting prospects that could play a big part in their rotation once they get their stars back at full strength.

And, you know what they say: The rich get richer, and that’s exactly what happened to them, as they just landed the 2nd overall pick of the 2020 NBA Draft. And even though it’s still unclear whether they’ll use it or trade it, it’s nice to be in control of your destiny.

2020 NBA Draft: Stephen Curry Thinks That The Warriors Need More Size

That’s why Stephen Curry chimed into the debate by claiming that he believes that the team could use some size and depth – meaning they could lean towards James Wiseman , but added that he trusts General Manager Bob Myers to make the right choice:

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“We just need talent. At the end of the day, that’s what you’re always trying to get. I think we could use some size, but for the most part it’s just trying to fill out the roster and get us as much depth as possible. I like the position that we’re in with the assets that we got and the guys coming back off of injury. I think we’ll get it right, our front office has gotten it right over and over, and I expect nothing different coming back from this tough year we had,” Curry told Bleacher Report.

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The Warriors built through the Draft. They got Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Harrison Barnes, Draymond Green, and most recently Eric Paschall, so it’s pretty clear that they know how to make the most of their picks, so they will be back to being a Championship contender as soon as they get their stars back in the hardwood, especially if they add another top-tier talent next to them.