Brandon Williams providing Warriors' bench with some sizzle. So when can he unpack his bags?
Backup point guard Brandon Williams has bet on himself since turning pro. Playing on a non-guaranteed deal with Golden State, he's already giving the Warriors some real juice.
Golden State Warriors guard Brandon Williams provides the bench with some sizzle, raising questions about his permanent residence in the Bay Area. Three suitcases remain in his hotel room, as he has not yet found a place to live in San Francisco. His parents have given him a deadline of November 1 to secure housing. Despite the uncertainty, Williams has been a valuable asset to the Warriors, adding speed and scoring to their second unit.
Head coach Steve Kerr has praised his ability to turn games and calls him one of the most ferocious rim attackers in the NBA. However, Williams' contract is a non-guaranteed, veteran-minimum deal, and he has not yet proven himself as a long-term starter. His future in Golden State remains uncertain.
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