Golden State Warriors: 7 minimum contract players Dubs should sign

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Justin Holiday

Over the last two seasons, 30-year-old Justin Holiday has just started to come onto the NBA scene. While he’s been in the league for six years, his abilities have just started taking his level of play to the next level.

Finishing last season with the Memphis Grizzlies, Holiday would have to back to the 2014-2015 Warriors to find a team that was actually successful. That said, he should already be familiar with Klay, Steph and more importantly Draymond Green.

Holiday has transformed his game, making him one of the better 3-and-D players still on the market. While he’s only shooting 35% from deep, he managed to tough 36% with the Bulls last season, averaging 2.6 per game.

There’s really no telling the market for Holiday either, but as teams start to fill out their rosters, he’ll certainly be a player that the Golden State Warriors target. Making $4.3 million last season, Holiday will likely be in store for a veteran’s minimum if he joins a contender.

If not, he may be able to sign another two-year, $10 million contract elsewhere.

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