2. Dennis Schroder

If the Golden State Warriors want to add depth to their backcourt they should look no further than the best sixth man in the league. Dennis Schroder is having a career-year for the Oklahoma City Thunder and could push the Dubs to a new level.

Schroder is hitting his stride as an offensive threat in OKC. He is averaging 19.4 points than on his best shooting splits to date. He is also a crafty playmaker, dishing out over four assists a game.

The trio of Schroder, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Chris Paul has been one of the most effective three-man lineups in the league this season. Their versatility on offense and scrappy defensive mindsets have helped them post a Net Rating of 28.6, the highest of any trio in the NBA.

Combining Schroder, Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry should be an easy path to success. Schroder would be an excellent acquisition for the Dubs.