According to an ESPN.com report, the Warriors may be considering making an offer to 76ers restricted free agent Louis Williams.
The ESPN story quoted one “plugged-in” source as believing the Warriors “are planning to make a “big run’ at (Williams).”
Golden State is roughly $4.5 million under the salary cap after the Lakers declined to match the Warriors’ offer sheet to Ronny Turiaf, meaning it could offer Williams as much as $26 million over five years.
The Sixers would have seven days to match a signed offer sheet for Williams or Andre Iguodala, who is also a restricted free agent. Golden State is looking for another point/combo guard to help Monta Ellis share the load after Baron Davis signed with the LA Clippers.
In other Sixer News: The Sixers inked Marreese Speights, the 16th overall pick in June’s NBA draft on Friday.
Speights, a 6-foot-10 PF from Florida, will earn about $2.6 million in the first two years of the contract. The team holds an option for two additional years.
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That would be great for the Warriors if they actually can get Louis Williams. But I don’t think the Sixers are going to let that guy go. Not bad for a high school player drafted out of the second round. This is why the NBA should allow high school players to be directly drafted. http://nbainsidestuff.wordpress.com/2007/11/10/high-school-players-should-be-allowed-to-play-in-the-nba/
But just imagine how incredible college basketball would be if they had to stay 3 years like the NFL demands.
The Sixers need, and I stress NEED to re-sign Lou Williams as well as Andre Iguodala for the Elton Brand move to have any significance.