Ranking the four biggest bargains on the Golden State Warriors roster

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Kent Bazemore

The last player on our list of bargains is forward Kent Bazemore.

The Warriors added Bazemore after a season in which he played for two teams, both teams he didn’t end the season before with. Bazemore has been bouncing around the league the last few seasons.

Bazemore played his rookie season with the Warriors and then played half of his second season in the Bay Area. His longest stint was in Atlanta. He played five seasons with the Hawks and score double digits in four seasons with them.

The only times he has averaged double figures an entire season was in Atlanta. He played well last season, scoring 10.3 points per game after being traded to the Kings. Bazemore signed a veteran’s minimum to do his work off the Warriors second unit.

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Bazemore isn’t getting paid too much, and he should have quite the impact. He could be the best signing of the offseason.

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