Golden State Warriors: 3 quality veteran shooters to target in FA

Golden State Warriors: 3 Quality veteran shooters to target in FA

By Tony Pesta | Apr 6, 2020

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3. E’Twuan Moore

E’Twuan Moore will be finishing his ninth season in the NBA this year and has played for a total of four different teams across his career. The crafty wing player can be of great use to the Dubs.

The Golden State Warriors are going to be in need of wing players with the loss of both Alec Burks and Glenn Robinson III at the trade deadline. The two played close to 30 minutes a game each and were crucial members of the Warriors offense.

Moore can fit this mold nicely as he has found success in recent years with the New Orleans Pelicans. Last season, Moore averaged 11.9 points and shot 43.2 percent from the 3-point line. His role has been diminished as the Pels have racked up quite a bit of young talent but he remains a consistent shooter from deep.

Moore can offer a veteran presence and a reliable clip from beyond the 3-point line. Furthermore, he may be available for a low price this summer. This is an appetizing deal for the Dubs.

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