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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E’Twaun Moore

Another option the Warriors need to consider in order to strengthen their backcourt is Pelicans wing E’Twaun Moore. Throughout his career, Moore has improved as a shooter, a trend with our potential free-agent additions.

Moore has taken a more reserve role this season on a much-improved Pelicans roster. However, Moore has continued producing for New Orleans, shooting 37.5% from deep, his worst percentage in the last three seasons.

The two seasons prior, Moore shot over 40% from deep. The 31-year-old is similar to the others, but he’d given a different skill set as he’d help add to the team’s backcourt.

The Warriors have Damion Lee and Ky Bowman along with whoever they may draft, and the 6-foot-3 guard may not allow for a small-lineup that also features Thompson and Curry.

Moore, given the injuries to Klay and Steph, may be a solid addition for a cheap price. He has shown a track record of shooting and should have a relatively low market.

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