Another option for the Warriors reportedly has hit the open market.
The Athletic's David Aldridge reported Friday night that the Memphis Grizzlies have waived guard Avery Bradley.
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As the Warriors reconstruct their roster, Bradley could be a fit. Though Golden State can only offer him the veteran's minimum, he could see plenty of playing time as Klay Thompson recovers from a torn ACL.
Bradley, 28, has been on the decline but still offers value, especially on the defensive side of the ball. He has twice been named to the All-Defensive team.
This past season, Avery averaged 9.9 points per game between the Clippers and Grizzlies, while making 35.1 percent of his 3-pointers. It was his lowest scoring average since his second year in the league, but Bradley did average 16.1 points in his 14 games with Memphis after being traded in February.
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The nine-year pro could help at both guard positions off the bench, and help more offensive-minded guards like Steph Curry and D'Angelo Russell when it comes to following the opposing team's top-scoring backcourt players.
Bradley is sure to receive plenty of interest as a free agent, and perhaps the Warriors can present an intriguing enough offer for the vet.