Golden State Warriors: 3 low-cost free agents to consider signing

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The Golden State Warriors, whenever the 2020 offseason is, will have limited cap space. That said, they’ll need to look to add cheap, reliable talent.

Easier said than done, the Golden State Warriors will be forced to fill out their roster with relatively cheap talent this offseason.

While they do have some exceptions that can be used, the bulk of their second unit will be composed of veterans looking for a solid NBA home to ride out their career at.

The Warriors, with Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson at full strength along with the highest possible odds for the No. 1 overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft, are the perfect destination for that type of veteran.

Currently a 15-win team, the Warriors will more than likely finish the 2019-2020 season as the Western Conference worst team after five straight NBA Finals appearances and three titles in the last five years.

They’ll again be among the best in the league next season as they return to full strength, but who will accompany them in their quest to again be the best?

That said, let’s dive into three veterans that the Warriors should target this offseason

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