Warriors can revitalize front-court with floor-spacing center

Additionally, the Warriors are over the salary cap, but could still make a couple of impact moves for veteran talent at roughly $27 million below the first apron.

Thus, a center like Bryant could be acquired on a short-term, cost-effective deal. What he brings to the table could be maximized in a championship Warriors atmosphere.

Bryant has the tools to help Dubs next season

For one, the New York native brings intensity to the floor. At 6-10, Bryant offers imposing size in the interior, while being able to connect from trey.

For his career, the eight-year veteran averages 8.9 points along with 5.1 rebounds per game. That’s exactly what the Dubs could use from a big man they’d likely employ in their committee for around 20 minutes a game.

Bryant has legitimate offensive capabilities. He could be a perfect pick-setter for Stephen Curry, in addition to being a viable lob threat.

For the right price, Golden State could win big with an under-the-radar move for the competent rim protector.