Unlike other role players, Juan Toscano-Anderson doesn't flinch when given the chance to color outside of the lines. In fact, he relishes in it.
On the court, he’s made his career thus far out of embracing the responsibility of filing in gaps, greasing wheels and letting the unicorns be the unicorns. It is a role that he found his most success within this past season, playing 70 games and serving as a utilitarian spark-plug for the NBA Championship-winning Golden State Warriors.
Beyond doing the dirty work and “making the right play,” Toscano-Anderson was also provided a canvas of his own to make art with.