5 free agents the Golden State Warriors should undoubtedly pass on

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Danilo Gallinari

During the 2013-2014 season, Gallinari tore his Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL). Since then, he has been on a roller-coaster of inconsistency.

Gallinari is currently in an upswing, scoring 19.2 points per game, however, he is only playing in 58 games. Although the coronavirus pandemic has cut the season down, Gallinari has stayed relatively healthy, something he’s typically unable to do.

That’s where Gallinari’s biggest downfall is. His inability to complete a whole season has sabotaged his whole career. Since his injury, he has only seen the court 322 times out of approximately 476 games.

Why would the Warriors pick up a free-agent that is healthy for only two-thirds of the season?

He’s good, and some may say he’s wildly underrated as a player given how well he can do just about everything on the offensive end. However, for over $20 million, the Warriors should pass on a player as inconsistent as Gallo.

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