After spending last season in China, McLemore is headed to Europe for the first time in his professional career. The 2013 lottery pick worked out for multiple NBA teams earlier this summer in Las Vegas, but no opportunities to get back into the Association would come to pass.

According to Charania and Slater, it's common for Golden State to hold these types of workouts prior to training camp, so it's hard to read too much into the team's early September workouts. The Warriors have at least one roster spot available and potentially two if Andre Iguodala decides to retire. Of the players named in The Athletic's report, McLemore would make the most sense thanks to his lights-out shooting from beyond the arc. Over the last four seasons, McLemore connected on 1.9 triples per game at a healthy 37.3% clip.

McLemore is one of the most experienced players for the Blazers at the moment, and he has been productive of late. He has now scored in double-figures in 10-straight games and he has made at least two triples in nine of them. If you need some shooting, he could be worth a look in the final week of the season.

The Blazers are showcasing to the world what the silly season in the NBA looks like and they have chosen Ben McLemore as their fearless leader. He’s had the greenest of lights too, scoring 18.0 points with 3.7 triples, 2.4 rebounds and 1.0 steals in his previous seven games. His stat profile is pretty bland apart from scoring and 3s, but he’s worth grabbing for the final 1.5 weeks.