Golden State Warriors: Top 12 free agency targets remaining

By Tony Pesta | Nov 22, 2020

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Reggie Jackson

The 30-year-old Jackson signed with the Los Angeles Clippers last season. While the team’s expectations were cut short as the Clippers failed to even make the conference finals, Jackson blew away the level many thought he’d perform at.

The most notable number surrounding Jackson’s short stint in Los Angeles is 53.1. He shot that percentage from deep in the 12 games he played in throughout their postseason run. He averaged 1.4 threes per game in said stretch.

While he didn’t maintain such a percentage, Jackson’s proven to be a capable scorer and shooter throughout his career.

If Jackson, who is also a gritty, hard-nosed defender, can be a solid 3-and-D option behind Stephen Curry, the Warriors could get that quality backup point guard they need. Jackson has averaged double-digits in the last seven seasons.

He’s a solid option, one that would be a significant upgrade over former Warrior Ky Bowman.

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