1 Warriors free agent target on every Central division team
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Christian Wood
After being drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers in 2016-2017, Christian Wood has played on a different team every season since. He has even played on two separate teams for partial seasons each in one singular NBA season.
He has yet to sign any contract for more than one year and this was no different. Christian Wood was pretty nonessential and forgotten about until the last two years when he started putting up numbers worth some teams looking at him.
The Warriors being one of those teams for next season would be wise. The power forward has, now for two seasons, proven that he is not only worthy to be on a stable roster, but he is also qualified to play extensive minutes.
Last season Wood averaged 13.1 points, 6.3 rebounds, 1.0 assists, and 0.9 blocks per game. His stats were even better the season before when he was averaging more minutes. The Warriors would be wise to pick up the contract of Christian Wood.