A previous report from Stein indicated that Berans would work out fo rthe Warriors this past week, but he is expected to head overseas instead. There is a clause that will allow him to return to the NBA in the future, but he’s past his days of impacting fantasy basketball.

Bertans has been a free agent since July 6, when the Hornets waived him. In 28 games with Charlotte, the veteran forward averaged 8.8 points, 1.8 rebounds, and 2.4 3-pointers, shooting 37.5% from beyond the arc. He’ll look to earn a training camp invite from the Warriors, and this is not a situation that will significantly impact fantasy basketball.

Bertans averaged 8.8 points and shot 37.5% from deep through 28 games with the Hornets. The stretch big man will enter free agency after failing to break into a rotation following his time with the Washington Wizards. He isn’t likely to command much fantasy value.

With Miles Bridges, Nick Richards, and Vasilije Micic all sidelined, Bertans was one of the additions to the Hornets starting lineup. Unfortunately, the veteran forward struggled to provide value in the one category (3-pointers) he’s capable of excelling in, as he shot 1-of-6 from beyond the arc. The few fantasy managers who streamed Bertans can take some solace in the assists and steals, but this was an underwhelming night overall.