The Memphis Grizzlies have made a lot of moves this NBA offseason, but there are plenty more on the horizon. As things currently stand, Memphis has 18 players with guaranteed deals on their roster.
They can hold up to 20 during training camp, but that number has to be cut down to 15 by the time the regular season begins. Whether it is via buyout, waiving a player or a trade, the Grizzlies are going to be making more moves between now and then.
One player to keep an eye on when it comes to the trade market is Kyle Anderson. Anderson and teammate Dillon Brooks were recently named as two players that could be available for the right price. What the right price could be is anyone’s guess.
Anderson is playing on an expiring deal worth $9.9 million this season. Being on an expiring contract and his unique skill set would make him a very popular target on the trade market. This past season Anderson averaged a career-high 12.4 points and 3.6 assists per game. The 5.7 rebounds were just short of a career-high and he chipped in 1.2 steals and 0.8 blocks per game.
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Part of the reason Anderson saw such a jump in scoring was his increased volume from the 3-point line, as he shot 36 percent and made 1.4 per game, making 12 more 3-pointers last season than he made in his first six seasons combined.
If the 3-point shooting is here to stay, Anderson becomes that much more intriguing of a trade target. Which teams could look to add him to the mix? Here are three teams that should consider a trade for the former UCLA Bruin.
