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Dalen Terry is now one of three players headed for Santa Cruz in the G League after being waived by the Golden State Warriors on Saturday.

The Golden State Warriors have waived Dalen Terry, Alex Toohey, and Tyler Burton ahead of opening night. Terry, a former first-round pick who impressed during preseason, was waived due to a roster crunch and is now expected to join the Santa Cruz Warriors in the NBA G League alongside Toohey and Burton.
Terry recently recorded 23 points, eight rebounds, nine assists, and four steals against the Portland Trail Blazers in a 123-118 preseason loss. He averaged 6.0 points across five preseason games, while Toohey and Burton also look to use the G League as an avenue back to NBA rosters.
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