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The Warriors could get another chance to land a former first-round pick they coveted as an unexpected trade development emerges ahead of the NBA season.

The Golden State Warriors could have a potential opportunity to target guard Walter Clayton Jr., as the Memphis Grizzlies are reportedly exploring trade markets for him ahead of Monday's roster deadline. According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, the Warriors and the Miami Heat rated Clayton highly leading up to the 2025 NBA draft. However, Golden State was unable to draft him after trading its first-round selection away in a deal to acquire Jimmy Butler.
While Fischer noted Golden State's past interest, the article notes there is no indication that the Warriors have actively engaged the Grizzlies in trade discussions. Clayton, who was originally drafted 18th overall after leading Florida to a national championship, averaged 7.8 points across 69 games as a rookie split between the Utah Jazz and Memphis.
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