5 free agents the Golden State Warriors should undoubtedly pass on

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Tristan Thompson

Another player riddled with random injuries, Tristan Thompson would not be an ideal bargain for the Warriors. Though he may shoot 51.8% from the field Thompson only averages 12.0 points per game.

This may have to do with the fact that he only attempts ten field goals per game. He just isn’t an aggressive offensive player within an offense. Thompson’s scoring is mostly from rebounds and put backs.

Thompson has thrived with the LeBron-led Cavs but hasn’t been as utilized since he left.

With Andre Drummond in the mix now, Thompson staying in “The Land” doesn’t make much sense. Thompson has started to score more and has been more of a focal point in the offense, but it wouldn’t make much sense for a championship-level team to sign him to a large contract.

With Marquese Chriss in the mix and the Warriors wanted youth, Thompson’s chance of signing in Golden State is slim to none.

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