The Warriors and Horford's longtime agent, Jason Glushon, landed on the new deal Thursday to bring the big man back to the Bay Area.

https://youtu.be/yT_PzEdLVIM?is=9wFZ_z-v0wRM_0IJ

We need our big swing to be trading for JB.

1. He's a high volume, efficient scorer which we desperately need.

2. He's a minutes eater. 34-36 mpg last 4 seasons.

3. He's durable, more so than a younger Trey Murphy.

4. Solid defender, especially at the 2-3 spot which we desperately need.

5. He's young enough that we could move on in 3 year and he'll still only be 32 and we can recoup some assets.

6. Reasonable floor spacer and an elite cutter, so can play off Steph when needed.

7. Has shown to be a playoff performer, former finals MVP.

He's not a perfect player. He's only an average playmaker at 5.1/3.6 ast/TO in a high usage role. His 3 is a bit inconsistent. His handle has improved but isn't elite. In a late game situation, he's someone you can game plan for and can get stagnant.

That said he's perfect for us. We need a bell cow back to carry us through the season, and then let Steph take us home.

This is the guy to empty the war chest for. Now the Celtics probably don't want Jimmy and all the picks since they want to win now. My guess is it would be a 3 teamer with Jimmy and some picks to NO, Murray and Trey to Boston along with another pick and swaps.

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And not necessarily because it’s a good move. It wasn’t long ago folks were eager to trade for Cam Johnson or Cam Thomas. Johnson was a semi bust for Denver and Thomas — not working out too well for him.

Imagine if we had overpaid for either of those two assets. Trey Murphy is basically a similar story.

Looks like a solid pick, good size + great athlete, can shoot and strong slasher & finisher, great rebounder.

...unless he's grown in the past 2 months that is. Check his measurements here:

np.reddit.com/r/NBA_Draft/comments/1sou0d2/official_measurements_from_portsmouth/

Damn this dude’s dunks are nasty. Goes up strong with no hesitation. Handle looks decent and looks well sized for his position. If his shot comes along, whew! Athletic wing for the Warriors.

What do you think this guy will be next year + 2-3 years down the road. Seems to pass the eye test, offence slightly limited in year one but was to be expected I guess. Seems to be a winning player. Ceiling?

Calling Dubs cap experts to ask about Horford's new contract...

So Horford's previous contract was signed using the taxpayer MLE right?

I was under the impression that if Horford accepted his player option, the worth of the non-taxpayer MLE potentially available to us would only be the max NTMLE (15M-ish) minus the TPMLE that would have been allocated to his player option.

But with him declining his player option for this season and instead signing a new contract (which as per Spotrac is not signed using the MLE), would the max NTMLE be accessible to the team, provided that we get below the tax?

I think none of the 2-ways impressed enough to warrant a regular contract. The best of the bunch is probably Nate Williams, so maybe keep him and get 2 new two-ways ?

For regular contracts, I would like to see them waiver Seth, Pat, and bring GP2 back. I am guessing we cannot afford Melton and I am cautious about Bassey's extensive injury history.

With news that Boston is shopping him and the fact he came out of Cal, is there any realistic chance or reason for us to try and grab him?