Two-Way Player Shines Despite Warriors' Rout

In a challenging game against the Spurs, LJ Cryer delivered a career-best performance, amassing 20 points. This marked a significant offensive contribution for the guard, who is currently on a two-way contract with the team. His offensive output included six successful three-pointers, achieved on 11 attempts from beyond the arc. This performance was particularly notable given the absence of Stephen Curry due to an oblique injury, creating a need for other players to step up. Although the Warriors ultimately lost by a substantial margin of 38 points, Cryer's individual success offered a glimmer of encouragement. His status as a two-way player generally limits his rosterability to dynasty leagues. However, his recent strong showing suggests he could be a player to watch in deeper fantasy basketball leagues, especially with the Warriors not scheduled to play again until Monday.