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5 Best Buyout Candidates For The Golden State Warriors

Exploring the best options in free agency for the Golden State Warriors within the buyout market.

Fran Leiva
Feb 12, 2024
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With Spencer Dinwiddie’s recent move to the Los Angeles Lakers in free agency and Kyle Lowry’s decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers, the Golden State Warriors find themselves in need of reinforcements as they aim to solidify their position in the playoff race. After a string of impressive performances, propelling them back into playoff contention, the Warriors now look to bolster their roster through the buyout market.   

Contents
  • Victor Oladipo
  • Seth Curry
  • Danilo Gallinari
  • Davis Bertans
  • Joe Harris

In this pursuit, they seek to identify impactful free agents who can complement their existing core and sustain their momentum as they navigate the challenges of the NBA postseason.


Victor Oladipo

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In the aftermath of being waived by the Memphis Grizzlies following the Steven Adams trade to Houston, Victor Oladipo emerges as a compelling option for the Golden State Warriors. Although the seasoned guard has been sidelined for the entirety of this season due to ongoing rehabilitation from an injury, his potential impact on both ends of the court could be a game-changer for a Warriors team aiming to solidify its playoff standing.

Oladipo’s journey in recent years has been marked by various challenges, including injuries that have limited his playing time. However, the allure of his skill set remains undiminished. As a two-time NBA All-Star and a former member of the NBA All-Defensive First Team, Oladipo brings a unique blend of scoring prowess and defensive tenacity to the table.

The decision of the Memphis Grizzlies to part ways with Oladipo presents the Warriors with an intriguing opportunity to add a proven performer to their roster. If Oladipo can successfully navigate his recovery process, his potential integration into the Warriors’ rotation could address some of the team’s needs, particularly in terms of shot creation and perimeter defense.


Seth Curry

Feb 10, 2024; Charlotte, North Carolina, USA; Charlotte Hornets guard Seth Curry (30) during warms ups before the first quarter against the Memphis Grizzlies at Spectrum Center. Mandatory Credit: Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images

As the NBA trade deadline reshaped rosters across the league, Seth Curry found himself on the move once again, this time landing with the Charlotte Hornets alongside Grant Williams. In addition, Seth Curry is using his dad’s No. 30 jersey in Charlotte, honoring Dell Curry’s legacy for the Hornets.

While Curry is not yet a free agent, speculation abounds that he may soon be waived by Charlotte. For the Golden State Warriors, Curry’s potential availability presents an intriguing opportunity to add a proven sharpshooter to their roster.

The ties between the Curry family and the Golden State Warriors run deep, with Seth’s older brother, Stephen Curry, serving as the cornerstone of the franchise’s recent success. Seth, known for his proficiency from beyond the arc and scoring ability, could offer a valuable scoring punch off the bench for the Warriors.

Despite modest statistics this season – averaging 4.2 points, 1.5 rebounds, and 0.8 assists per game with a 36% three-point shooting percentage – Curry’s reputation as a reliable shooter precedes him. His ability to stretch the floor and capitalize on scoring opportunities aligns with the Warriors’ offensive philosophy, making him a seamless fit for their system.

While Curry may not boast the same star power as his brother, his contributions could prove invaluable in bolstering the Warriors’ second unit. His knack for knocking down timely three-pointers and providing instant offense off the bench could provide a significant lift to a Warriors team aiming to make a deep playoff run.


Danilo Gallinari

Danilo Gallinari

In the aftermath of a trade that saw Danilo Gallinari move from the Washington Wizards to the Detroit Pistons, the veteran forward finds himself on the cusp of free agency after being waived by Detroit. For the Golden State Warriors, Gallinari represents an intriguing prospect, bringing a combination of outside shooting, playmaking skills, and a team-oriented mindset that aligns seamlessly with the Warriors’ renowned philosophy.

Gallinari’s recent statistical output may not jump off the page, with averages of 7.3 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 1.3 assists this season. Yet, it’s the intangibles that make Gallinari an appealing addition to any roster. Renowned for his scoring versatility and a reliable three-point shot, Gallinari could provide the Warriors with an additional offensive dimension, particularly from the forward position.

What sets Gallinari apart is not just his ability to score but his willingness to play within a team framework. His playmaking skills and understanding of spacing on the court could complement the Warriors’ style of play, fostering ball movement and creating open looks for his teammates. Additionally, Gallinari’s experience and basketball IQ make him a valuable asset in high-stakes situations, a quality highly valued by the Warriors in their pursuit of postseason success.


Davis Bertans

Davis Bertans on the Charlotte Hornets

In the midst of the NBA trade deadline, Davis Bertans found himself on the move from the Oklahoma City Thunder to the Charlotte Hornets. While not officially waived by the Hornets at the moment, speculation abounds that the stretch forward may become available through a buyout. For the Golden State Warriors, Bertans represents an enticing option, bringing a lethal three-point shot and the ability to stretch the floor – a valuable asset for their second unit.

Bertans, known for his sharpshooting prowess, has made a name for himself as one of the premier stretch forwards in the league. Despite modest statistics this season, averaging 3.3 points, 0.8 rebounds, and 0.6 assists, his impact transcends the box score. His ability to space the floor with his three-point shooting could provide the Warriors with an additional offensive dimension off the bench.

As the Warriors continue to fortify their roster for a playoff push, Bertans’ skill set aligns with their need for reliable perimeter shooting. The stretch forward position has become increasingly vital in today’s NBA, and Bertans has proven himself as a specialist in this regard, capable of changing the dynamics of a game with his shooting ability.


Joe Harris

Joe Harris

After a season of limited involvement with the Detroit Pistons, Joe Harris finds himself in a position of potential free agency, having been waived by the Pistons. The Golden State Warriors, seeking to enhance their perimeter scoring, could consider Harris as a valuable addition. Known for his catch-and-shoot proficiency, Harris could inject a much-needed scoring spark into the Warriors’ second unit, addressing an area where the team has room for improvement.

Harris’ statistics from his limited appearances with the Pistons this season – averaging 2.4 points, 0.8 rebounds, and 0.6 assists in just 16 games – may not showcase the full extent of his capabilities. As a proven sharpshooter, Harris brings a reliable three-point shot that could significantly elevate the Warriors’ offensive output, especially when it comes to catch-and-shoot situations.

The decision by the Pistons to part ways with Harris offers the Warriors an opportunity to acquire a player with a skill set that aligns with their needs. Perimeter shooting has been identified as an area for improvement for Golden State, and Harris’ ability to stretch the floor could provide immediate benefits, creating additional spacing for the team’s dynamic playmakers.

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Francisco Leiva is a staff writer for Fadeaway World from Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is a recent graduate of the University of Buenos Aires and in 2023 joined the Fadeaway World team. Previously a writer for Basquetplus, Fran has dedicated years to covering Argentina's local basketball leagues and the larger South American basketball scene, focusing on international tournaments.Fran's deep connection to basketball began in the early 2000s, inspired by the prowess of the San Antonio Spurs' big three: Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, and fellow Argentinian, Manu Ginóbili. His years spent obsessing over the Spurs have led to deep insights that make his articles stand out amongst others in the industry. Fran has a profound respect for the Spurs' fanbase, praising their class and patience, especially during tougher times for the team. He finds them less toxic compared to other fanbases of great franchises like the Warriors or Lakers, who can be quite annoying on social media.An avid fan of Luka Doncic since his debut with Real Madrid, Fran dreams of interviewing the star player. He believes Luka has the potential to become the greatest of all time (GOAT) with the right supporting cast. Fran's experience and drive to provide detailed reporting give Fadeaway World a unique perspective, offering expert knowledge and regional insights to our content.
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