Golden State Warriors scout Summer League talent as they reshape roster

The Golden State Warriors entered the NBA Summer League with a focus on youth and depth, fielding two squads—Gold and Blue—in the California Classic. Undrafted guard Nick Boyd signed an Exhibit‑10 contract and is expected to develop with the G League team, while Australian forward Lachlan Olbrich, a former Bulls second‑round pick, impressed with a 10‑point, 15‑rebound, 10‑assist line and is vying for a roster spot. The Warriors also relied on rookie Yaxel Lendeborg, who missed the game against Miami, contributing to a 95‑85 loss for the Gold team and a 100‑79 defeat for the Blue team against the Nets.

Other Summer League action highlighted rising prospects: Lakers forward Cameron Carr posted 16 and 25 points in back‑to‑back games, the Nets beat the Warriors’ Blue squad, and the Jazz’s Darryn Peterson continued his scoring surge. Despite mixed results, the Warriors hope the standout performances of Boyd, Olbrich and other young players can translate into meaningful minutes on the regular‑season roster.