Nico Mannion -- the No. 48 overall pick in the 2020 draft -- has appeared in just one game with the Warriors this season.
Juan Toscano-Anderson, the other player who is on a two-way contract with Golden State, has suited up for six contests.
Does Steve Kerr expect both guys to play for the Santa Cruz Warriors when the NBA G League bubble in Orlando begins in early February?
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"I do. We'll make the decision when we get to that point," Golden State's coach told the media prior to Sunday's game vs. the Toronto Raptors. "But I know Nico, in particular, could really use a stretch of just playing 30-plus minutes every single night. He just hasn’t had a chance to play much.
"Juan obviously is more experienced. Played quite a bit last year, started some games earlier this year. So there's a chance Juan, too, would go there and gain experience.
"But I think it's especially valuable for Nico, and that would be the plan."
The situation could change, especially if anybody gets injured or ends up sidelined because of COVID-19 protocols.
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"We've learned -- don't make plans," Kerr said. "React to the day's circumstances and make the decision then."
If Mannion does take the court for the G League Warriors, he will play alongside Jeremy Lin. That should be a very formidable duo.
"Nico’s doing a ton of work pre- and post-practice with our development staff. He's doing a fantastic job," Kerr said. "He's really, really a hard worker and a tough competitor.
"I can't wait to get him into some games [with Golden State]. He's gonna be a really fine player."