Nate Williams, LJ Cryer, and Malevy Leons each saw 20+ minutes last night. Williams logged 47 minutes, finishing with 18 points and two steals. Cryer scored a career-high 17 points. Leons filled the stat sheet with five points, four rebounds, five assists, and two steals.

LJ Cryer played 27 minutes in last night's win over the Wizards. The rookie guard drained four threes, marking his fourth game with four made threes. He also led the team with a +11 +/-.

LJ Cryer is cementing himself as an efficient, high-volume three-point shooter. In last night's win against the Mavericks, he shot 4/6 from three-point range. He has now made 11 threes over his last three games.

Nate Williams scored a career-high 19 points last night, shooting an efficient 8/9 from the field. He knocked down two three-pointers and finished six times at the rim. LJ Cryer stayed hot from deep, knocking down four three-pointers of his own.

LJ Cryer returned to the Warriors rotation after missing a couple of games due to injury. He picked up right where he left off, knocking down three three-pointers. All of them came off the dribble, showcasing his ability to create his own shot.

LJ Cryer showcased his scoring ability once again in last night's close loss to the Bulls. The rookie guard scored a career-high 17 points, hitting three three-pointers and shooting 6/7 on free-throws. He also tied for a team-high +18 +/-. Over his last four games, Cryer is averaging 11.5 points and shooting 48% on 6.3 three-point attempts per game.

LJ Cryer turned in another strong performance for the Warriors in last night's close loss to the Jazz. He scored 11 points, hitting three three-pointers and an impressive off-the-dribble mid-range shot. Cryer also set career-highs with five rebounds, two assists, and one steal while finishing with a team-high +8 +/-.

LJ Cryer built off his breakout performance in Houston by knocking down two threes in last nights loss to the Thunder. The 6'1" guard is showing off his confidence, taking step-back and deep threes without hesitation.

LJ Cryer saw his first real rotation minutes for the Warriors in last night's overtime victory over the Rockets. The former Houston Cougar guard knocked down four threes and was trusted with minutes in overtime while playing in the city where he starred collegiately.

Golden State has agreed to a two-way deal with undrafted rookie LJ Cryer. Cryer played Summer League and preseason with the team and has been balling out in the G League to start the year. Congrats, LJ! To make room for Cryer, the Warriors released Jackson Rowe. Rowe, who will turn 29 in a month, had yet to play a game for the team this season.