5 low-profile free agents that could make the Warriors Finals contenders

5 low-profile free agents that could instantly make the Warriors Finals contenders

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Wilson Chandler

Having a terrific career until these last few seasons, Chandler has spent extensive stints with the New York Knicks and the Denver Nuggets.

Now a part of the Brooklyn Nets, Chandler has struggled, but that doesn’t mean his career is over. Chandler has played in 35 games and started 3 this season.

Without much of a market this coming offseason, Chandler will likely sign for a bargain deal given his declining numbers. This season, he’s shooting around 40% from the field and 31% from deep.

Averaging 5.6 points per game, Chandler’s also been known as a solid defender throughout his career. The 33-year-old, 6-foot-8 forward has become a solid three-point threat and could produce off the bench behind Andrew Wiggins.

Chandler doesn’t have too much upside, but he would be a solid add. That limited upside is why he’s coming in at No. 5 on our list. Chandler doesn’t make this team an immediate title contender unless he gets back to performing like he was in Denver.

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