Ranking the four biggest bargains on the Golden State Warriors roster

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Eric Paschall

Everyone loves a good rookie, right? They love them even more if they get brought to them in the second out. Well, Paschall’s rookie season may have been altered by COVID-19, but he still showed up to play his game every time.

Making 60 appearances for the Warriors, Paschall averaged 14 points per game. He accompanied these points by shooting 49.7 percent from the field. The combination of these stats allowed Paschall to find himself on the 2019-2020 All-Rookie team.

Though Paschall only has one season in the league, he has already improved from his days in Villanova. He is playing fewer minutes per game, yet almost averaging the same amount of points he did in college.

His shooting has also improved slightly, one would be confident in saying that Paschall is right where we want him. He’ll come into the season as the backup power forward and get minutes on the second unit.

Making under $2 million, Paschall having been a second-round pick makes him a huge bargain contract-wise.

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