Nemanja Nedovic

Billed as a combo guard and the European Derrick Rose, Nedovic wasn't much of either in his first NBA season. He averaged just six minutes in 24 games with Golden State and often found himself on the D-League shuttle between Oakland and Santa Cruz. Early on, the Warriors looked at him as a potential backup to Stephen Curry, but it was quickly clear that he wasn't ready to be an NBA point guard. That left off-guard as a landing spot for Nedovic, but he shot just 21 percent overall and a ghastly 17 percent from three-point distance. In 15 games for the D-League Santa Cruz Warriors, he shot 40 percent from the field and 30 percent from distance. The jump shot clearly needs work. Even after signing Shaun Livingston this summer to back up Curry, the Warriors wanted Nedovic to refine his point-guard skills over the summer despite being better suited as a penetrating two guard. While he showed some improvement as both a shooter and distributor in Las Vegas, at this stage, Nedovic remains lacking in the refinement of skills needed in the NBA. On top of role uncertainty, Nedovic suffered a foot injury while training in Serbia. The injury is not as bad as originally reported, but it did prevent him from participating in the FIBA World Cup.