Warrior’s trade:Warriors Eye Under-the-Radar Signing Despite Cap Space Limitations….
The star averaged 26 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 assists per game this season, shooting 46 percent from the floor. Mitchell played like a superstar in the playoffs, almost singlehandedly leading them to the second round but couldn’t get Cleveland past the Boston Celtics. This deal presumes Mitchell will sign an extension, which is likely given Golden State’s emergence as a major media market in the past five years.
Although the Warriors have limited cap space for major signings, the franchise can still make a significant under-the-radar acquisition. This move would help surround Mitchell and Curry with enough talent to compete for a title over the next two to three years.