4 free agents the Golden State Warriors should still consider signing

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Golden State Warriors free agent target: Darren Collison

Darren Collison is retired, and he didn’t originally retire because of his declining play. Collison wanted to focus on other matters in life, and after a workout with the Warriors, he may be looking to re-enter the league.

However, he clearly didn’t impress too much as the Warriors haven’t signed him to a contract. There’s no denying that the numbers say he’d be a stellar addition. Collison is a floor general, and on top of being a great distributor, he’s a terrific three-point shooter.

The 34-year-old Collison played in the NBA for a decade, spending the bulk of his time with the Pacers. During that ten-year career, he shot at least 40 percent from deep in half of them.

He led the league in three-point shooting efficiency at 46.8 percent during the 2017-2018 season. For an undersized point guard, Collison shooting over 47 percent in six seasons is equally as impressive. His efficiency is something the Dubs must consider.

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He also averaged double figures in each of his ten seasons. It was a successful career, and if he comes back, it would make sense for Golden State to target him.

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