1 Warriors free agent target on every Southeast team

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Davis Bertans

Davis Bertans, who is in his fourth year in the NBA, has turned into a force not to be reckoned with. He only started four games last season for the Wizards, but he played an average of 29.0 minutes per game.

He definitely made the most of his minutes thought averaging 15.6 points, 4.5 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 0.7 steals per game. His greatest attribute though is how well and consistently he shoots the three-ball for a big man.

Last season, he averaged 3.7 three-point buckets per game, and he shot almost 45% from behind the arc. Could you imagine having a three-point threat like that on the Warriors with a 6-foot-10 body?

He would be the third splash brother. The Warriors would then arguably have three of the top-five shooters in the NBA on their side. He’ll likely price out of their market though as his services will be widely desired.

dark. Next. 1 Dubs FA target from each central division team

The Warriors have a long list of players that they could add in the free-agent market this year. That is why we are trying to keep you as informed as possible on all the potential candidates there are out there for the team. These are from the Central division.

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