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The Golden State Warriors extended a qualifying offer to Ty Jerome, making him
an unrestricted free agent; however, it was reported by Anthony Slater of The
Athletic that the Cleveland Cavaliers structured a deal above Golden State's
range, which Jerome has agreed to.

Jerome played some rotation minutes for the Warriors at times last season, which
led to the team extending him a qualifying offer. That said, this is the reality
of restricted free agency that teams have to deal with. While the official
number that Jerome agreed to is not yet public, it was reported by Slater that
the deal is outside of Golden State's range.

While this is not a massive loss for the Warriors, Jerome was a solid depth
piece in their backcourt last season, and clearly impressed the Cavaliers with
his play when given an opportunity. He should have the chance to play more in
Cleveland than he did in Golden State, which could have also contributed to his
decision to leave, along with the extra money.




The Warriors have accomplished their top goal already this summer, which was the
re-signing of Draymond Green. After locking up Green for the next four seasons,
the fourth of which has a player option, Golden State will move forward with the
free agency market. Losing Jerome is not something they wanted to happen, but
the Warriors should be able to find a depth piece in his place.




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As the Golden State Warriors retool their roster ahead of another push for an
NBA championship, a lot of expectations will fall onto the shoulders of Steph
Curry. When you’re the best player on a team that has become a dynasty,
pressure, and expectations are part and parcel of the game.

However, Hall of Fame point guard Isaiah Thomas believes that Curry doesn’t
receive the respect he deserves, despite widely being recognized as the greatest
shooter in the history of the NBA and one of the best players in league history.



> “For whatever reason in sport people wanna hate on the small guy,” Thomas said
> on a July 1 episode of Sway’s Universe. “In sport…the bigger player
> dominate…But you kind of look at Steph and you go, I can do what he does…Steph
> doesn’t get enough credit…by the people outside the sport. But the people
> inside of the sport, Steph Curry walk in the room, we all bow.”









Curry has helped lead the Warriors to four NBA championships while also being
named the league MVP on two occasions. Curry’s ability to pull up from anywhere
on the court has affected how kids play the game of basketball worldwide and
helped usher in a new era of the NBA.

Thomas may be right about Curry receiving more respect within NBA circles than
outside of it, but you will be hard-pressed to find anyone disrespecting the
legacy that Curry has built with the Warriors, regardless of where their
allegiances lie around the league.

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