3 low-cost, must-add players that could make a difference for the Golden State Warriors

Andre Roberson

Since the 2017-2018 season, Andre Roberson has played in 46 games. He’s had a plethora of injuries, and they’ve hurt his play.

Roberson should be ready to return to the court and is yet on a team. He’s one of the best 3-and-D players in the entire NBA. The problem is that Roberson is both a horrible free throw shooter and not a great three-point shooter.

During the season in which he played and started 39 games before his injuries set in, Roberson shot 22 percent from three and 31 percent from the free-throw line.

If he can improve those numbers to even his career averages, his length may help the Warriors, a team that has mightily struggled to defend some of the East’s elite teams throughout the first few games.

Roberson can add something to this team, especially if Draymond Green continues to miss games. While he hasn’t shown much yet as he’s yet to be on the court, that could be for the best as Golden State could snag him up for the minimum cost.

Roberson is a solid player to give Golden State a terrific 10-minute spurt. They need that, and Roberson needs a home. It’d be a win-win.