Juan Toscano-Anderson

Juan Toscano-Anderson’s tenure with the Warriors reportedly is over.

Juan Toscano-Anderson and Chris Chiozza’s run with Warriors appears to be coming to an end.

Juan Toscano-Anderson, the first player of Mexican descent to win an NBA championship game, talks about his Black and Mexican heritage and journey to victory at the Warriors parade Monday.

Warriors player Juan Toscano-Anderson talks about his Mexican and Black heritage and his journey to his first NBA championship at the Warriors victory parade.

Warriors forward Juan Toscano-Anderson became the first player of Mexican descent to win an NBA championship.

Juan Toscano-Anderson started the NBA dunk contest with a bang.

Juan Toscano-Anderson always shows his hometown some love — no matter where he’s at.

JTA won’t reveal his dunk contest plans, but plans to have Warriors fans feeling nostalgic on Saturday night.

Juan Toscano-Anderson has been thoroughly impressed by what he has seen from Klay Thompson in Warriors scrimmages.

Damion Lee and Juan Toscano-Anderson have developed a unique bond with the Warriors.

“When it’s all said and done, when you take off the label, when you take off the jewelry, when you take away the bank accounts, when you take away the title of being an NBA player, who are you really?”

The NBA seemed so far fetched to me, Toscano-Anderson admits in Part 2 of El Viaje. I didnt have anybody knocking on my door. I didnt have anybody calling me. I didnt have my name on any mock drafts.

It was easier for Juan Toscano-Anderson to identity as Black growing up in Oakland. Outside of his family, most of the people he interacted with were Black, although he faced racism from both Mexicans and African Americans, telling him he wasn’t enough of either to consider himself a Mexican man or a Black man.

For Toscano-Anderson, the priority is availability and the opening of doors youngsters might not otherwise see.

The Warriors dusted off an old script in pulling JTA out of the local soil, and he’s here to stay.

Oakland native Juan Toscano-Anderson felt ‘destined’ to sign a guaranteed deal with the Dubs.