The Golden State Warriors need to fill our their roster with nine players and under $20 million in cap space to sign them. Here’s who they should target.
There aren’t too many high-impact options left for the Golden State Warriors, who took six hours to really get their free agency period started. The Warriors were involved in three league-altering transactions in the past 48 hours.
Now with nine players needing to be signed, the Warriors have another task at hand: filling out their depleted roster. After trading for D’Angelo Russell and trading away Andre Iguodala, the Dubs must find production from players that’ll be on a minimum contract.
The Warriors have around $18 million to play with, and if they somehow make it work, they’d love to re-sign Kevon Looney as well. If all of that is even possible is still up in the air, but what is known is that this team will be looking at a dry market.
Many of the mid-level talent has already been signed, and a few of these prospects may already have verbally declared to a team. However, like we saw with Nerlens Noel, until July 6, these contracts are just verbal commitments.
Things that seem guaranteed can change. That said, we’ll continue to do our best at updating this list and these prospects are taken off the board. For now, let’s dive into the top seven minimum-value players that could make an impact on the Warriors.
Update: Two of the seven have been signed. Five remain.