The Warriors are considering a contract offer to big man Jordan Bell, according to Marcus Thompson of The Athletic.
The 2017 second-round pick spent his first two seasons with Golden State. He appeared in 125 regular-season games, but his time there was marred by controversy, including a team-imposed suspension after he charged hotel items to then-assistant coach Mike Brown.
Bell has played for three teams in the last two seasons. He signed two 10-day contracts with the Wizards this year but they didn’t offer him a standard contract after the second one expired. In total, Bell averaged 2.8 points and 3.8 rebounds in five games for Washington, playing 13.4 minutes per night.
The Warriors currently have two open roster spots and have until next Thursday to fill one of them. Bell could add depth to a frontcourt depleted by the loss of rookie James Wiseman, who is out for the season.
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