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Saturday, February 25, 2012

2009-10 Salary Cap Figures

Mbah a Moute, Collison and Afflalo led UCLA to the Final Four before re-uniting in Oakland


2009-10 Salaries
Baron Davis ($12 million)
Jason Richardson ($12 million)
Stephen Jackson ($11 million)
Monta Ellis ($9 million)
Andris Biedrins ($7 million)
Al Harrington ($5.25 million) 
Ronny Turiaf ($4.1 million)
Matt Barnes ($2.1 million)
Roy Hibbert ($1.5 million)
Arron Afflalo ($1.08 million)
Darren Collison ($1 million)
Luc Mbah a Moute ($736K)

D-League
Dominic McGuire ($711K)

$67 million Cap number

2008-09 Salary Cap Figures


2008-09 Salaries
Baron Davis ($11.25 million)
Jason Richardson ($11.11 million)
Al Harrington ($9.25 million)
Monta Ellis ($9 million)
Stephen Jackson ($7.14 million)
Andris Biedrins ($7 million)
Ronny Turiaf ($4 million)
Matt Barnes ($1.9 million)
Roy Hibbert ($1.46 million)
Arron Afflalo ($1.05 million)
Luc Mbah a Moute ($757K)
C.J. Watson ($711K)

D-League
Dominic McGuire ($711K)

$64.5 million Cap number

2007-08 Opening Night


Opening Night Roster

6     Arron Afflalo           
7     Kelenna Azubuike    
22   Matt Barnes              
15   Andris Biedrins        
44   Austin Croshere       
5     Baron Davis             
8     Monta Ellis              
3     Al Harrington         
1     Stephen Jackson       
34   Dominic McGuire   
26   Patrick O'Bryant     
2     Mickael Pietrus      

Saltzman Decides...2007 Draft


 We had two picks heading into the 2007 draft.  We used the 1st round pick (18th overall) to select Marco Belinelli.  His only asset at the time he was drafted was his ability to shoot.  The Warriors were full of shooters.  We didn't need to add more of what we already had an abundance of.  What we needed was more defense.  If we couldn't get a true backup point guard, or a dominant big man, we simply needed defense.

Considering the players available at the time of the pick:



With the 18th pick in the 2007 NBA Draft, The Golden State Warriors select Arron Afflalo, UCLA.


Both him and Belinelli play SG, and Afflalo can lock down his man, which is something both Richardson and Ellis struggle with.  By bringing in Afflalo, it gives us insurance on two fronts:

1. As Richardson's defense declines, we have a perimeter defender to replace him with in the starting lineup. 
2. Also, because of Ellis' struggles on defense, we can justify keeping Ellis a 6th man.

In the 2nd round, we should be grabbing the best defender we can, regardless of position.

Considering the players available at the time of the pick:

With the 36th pick in the 2007 NBA Draft, The Golden State Warriors select Dominic McGuire, Fresno St. University.

 
With these two defenders, we have a more balanced, deeper team heading into the season.