Anderson signed a three-year, $27 million contract with the Warriors during the offseason. The veteran is expected to fill a similar role to the one he had with the Timberwolves in 2023-24, coming off the bench regularly but filling in either of the forward spots and even at shooting guard if needed in a starting role. Unfortunately for him, the Warriors are pretty much two players deep at nearly every position except center. If Anderson battles for frontcourt minutes, he'll do so against Draymond Green, Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody. If he aims to earn minutes in the backcourt, he'd battle De'Anthony Melton and Buddy Hield, two of the other signings in free agency to replace Klay Thompson. Anderson will probably have to settle by playing around 20 minutes per game without a clear role. He'll get his numbers one way or another, but given the roster situation and the fact he doesn't really stand out in any category, Anderson might not have much fantasy upside with the Warriors.