The Golden State Warriors agree to a one-year contract worth $2.6 million with free-agent guard Brandon Williams, according to multiple reports. Agents for Williams confirm the deal to ESPN, and the New York Post also reports the signing.
Williams previously plays for the Dallas Mavericks, having spent the past three seasons with the team. One outlet notes his recent run of production in Dallas, describing a career-best season in which he averages 13 points and 3.9 assists.
In terms of broader context, one report frames the signing as Golden State’s first outside acquisition during an otherwise quiet offseason. Another outlet focuses more directly on the fit and impact of adding a former Arizona guard under coach Steve Kerr, while still reporting the same basic contract terms.
