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Our good friend the Big Ticket did a great job breaking down the Warriors offseason.  When we as Warriors fans hear the words 206 million and Warriors in the same sentence, we assume it is one of two things.  Either we are cutting payroll over the next several years by “206 million” or we just found a way to overpay for a below average center with zero offensive game (thanks for the fun Adonyl Foyle…oh, and you too Todd Fuller).

The Warriors’ $206 Million Summer

It was announced today that the Golden State Warriors intend to retain the services of Latvian center, believed to be seriously considering a Childress-type move to the Euro leagues, after making a 6 year, $63 million offer. Add that to the $67 million for Monta Ellis, $50 million for Corey Maggette, $17 million for Ronny Turiaf, $9 matching offer to keep Kelenna Azubuike, and the trade that brought in Marcus Williams, and we’re looking at a $206 million+ offseason for the Golden State Warriors. And despite all that cash, most people will probably deem it a move backwards because of the loss of Baron Davis.