3 least tradable contracts on the Golden State Warriors roster

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Eric Paschall

The first player with the least tradeable contract is Eric Paschall.

The rookie out of the University of Villanova proved invaluable to the Dubs this season. He ended up, due to injuries, starting 26 of the possible 60 games and playing an average of 27.6 minutes per game.

In those 60 games, Paschall averaged 14.0 points, 4.6 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and 0.5 steals per game. He also shot nearly 50% from the field. He has shown up to play every time the Dubs have called on him to perform.

Because he is only a rookie, Paschall is currently on a contract that is worth roughly $898,000. A player of his age and caliber doing whatever the Warriors need for under a million dollars is a blessing to the organization.

Whenever Paschall’s contract is up, he is going to be in for a big payday whether from the Dubs or another team. Until then, the Warriors should be grateful to have him as a part of their starting rotation for under $1 million per year.

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