Mladen Djordjevic brings steady, low-drama backcourt value to San Francisco
In his San Francisco season, Mladen Djordjevic was a 6-3 guard known more for steady floor work than stat-stuffing: he averaged 1.6 points, 1.1 rebounds and 1.1 assists in 8.6 minutes, while the USF bio notes a season-high 8 points, 17 assists and 14 rebounds across 16 games.[1][2][7] He looks like a connector guard who can keep an offense organized, and the international/pro experience angle adds some grown-man polish. If a team wants a high-usage scorer, he’s not that guy; if it wants a poised, team-first guard who can handle structure and stay ready, he’s worth a look.[1][5][7]
