Eric Paschall's time with the Warriors has come to an end.
Golden State has traded Paschall to the Utah Jazz in exchange for a second-round draft pick, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported Wednesday afternoon, citing league sources.
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The Athletic's Anthony Slater reported more details, citing a source.
This move clears up a roster spot for the Warriors.
Golden State selected Paschall with the No. 41 overall pick in the 2019 draft.
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The Villanova product averaged 14.5 points, 4.8 rebounds and 2.6 assists over the final 24 games of his first NBA season, and landed a spot on the All-Rookie First-Team.
But he struggled to find a consistent role in Year 2, and ended up missing 29 of Golden State's final 32 games (and did not get off the bench in either of the play-in games).
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"We were trying to fit him into this style that we play," general manager Bob Myers said in late May. "Steve [Kerr] had him at the five, and then it became a glut there. And so trying to figure out how he could play the four was a challenge. And I think Steve would acknowledge that.
"So for Eric it's about figuring out what Steve wants from him [and] what he can bring consistently. But it was so scattered -- whether it was James [Wiseman] coming or going in the second unit ... so it's a hard one. There's not an easy answer for it."
Paschall took to Twitter to issue a message to Warriors fans.
The 24-year-old is scheduled to make about $1.8 million next season before becoming a free agent.
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