Dennis Schroder has spent the past 10 days getting acclimated to his new surroundings in the Bay Area. The Golden State Warriors acquired the offensive-minded guard via a trade with the Brooklyn Nets on December 15.

The Warriors are thrilled about acquiring Dennis Schroder. But so is Schroder's family now that he's playing alongside Stephen Curry.

Golden State has acquired point guard Dennis Schroder in a trade with the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for injured guard De’Anthony Melton and guard Reece Beekman.

Instead of their identity as being a surprising rebuilding team, the Nets have been given a new identity as a tanking misfit group with no intentional direction other than down.

Dennis Schroder had an honest reaction to the Nets trading him to the Warriors less than one year after acquiring him.

The Warriors inserted Dennis Schroder into their starting lineup days after acquiring him from the Brooklyn Nets. They could have brought the lead guard off the bench and gradually introduced him to lineup configurations, but are rather committing to him right away.

Schroder will become the first member of the Warriors to wear No. 71 with the Warriors since McCoy McLemore in 1965. Willie Naulls also wore No. 71 with the Warriors in 1963. Schroder joins McLemore, Naulls and Vladirmir Radmanovic (77) as the only players to wear 70-79 with the Warriors in franchise history.

Dennis Schroder's move to the Golden State Warriors has been emotional, especially spending Christmas away from family after his mid-December shift. The trade from the Brooklyn Nets involved De'Anthony Melton and Reece Beekham.