The Warriors have eight free agents with expiring contracts and on Wednesday they reportedly let their first two walk away.
The Warriors didn't make qualifying offers to Ian Clark or James Michael McAdoo, so they'll be unrestricted free agents.
— Rusty Simmons (@JRustySimmons) June 29, 2016
McAdoo averaged 2.9 points and 1.4 rebounds in 41 games with the Warriors last season. The 23-year-old spent a chunk of his time with the Santa Cruz Warriors in the D-League.
Clark, 25, appeared in 66 games last season mostly in mop-up duty. He averaged 3.6 points per game and hit 35.7 percent of his three-pointers. It’s likely another team will give him a shot as a rotational backup.
It’s also expected that 2015 first round pick Kevon Looney will have a bigger role in 2016-17 for the Warriors.
The remaining free agents include: Harrison Barnes (restricted), Festus Ezeli (restricted) — both were extended qualifying offers on Wednesday — Mo Speights, Brandon Rush, Leandro Barbosa, and Anderson Varejao.
