Golden State Warriors officially announced that the team has completed the signing with Ryan Rollins, the backcourt star who was selected in the 44th pick in the second round in this year's draft. According to the revelation of The Athletic reporter Shams Charania, Rollins' agents Brandon Grier and Mike Silverman told him that the Warriors offered Rollins a three-year contract with a total amount of $4.757 million, and his contract will reach $1.017 million in the new season. According to the revelation of The Athletic reporter Anthony Slater, the Warriors used some mini middle-class contracts to sign Rollins.
Rollins can be said to be a rookie selected by the Warriors. In the draft, the Warriors paid $2 million in cash to the Atlanta Hawks and their 51st draw in the second round, and then they got the 44th draw in the second round. They also chose Rollins with this draft pick without hesitation. In the previous summer league, Rollins missed all the games due to injury. As a result, the Warriors firmly offered him a three-year contract and kept him on the team. All of this shows the Warriors' trust and expectations for Rollins.
Last season, Rollins made a total of 34 appearances for the University of Toledo. During his 32.7 minutes of playing time, his average of 18.9 points, 6 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 1.7 steals and 0.3 blocks, and 2.2 turnovers, with a shooting percentage of 46.8%, three-point shooting percentage reached 31.1%, and free throw shooting percentage was 80.2%. From the perspective of playing style, Rollins is a backcourt player with excellent speed and explosive power and good breakthrough ability, and also has certain shooting ability. His situation reminds the Warriors' backcourt player Jordan Poole. At the critical moment when Poole was facing a contract renewal, the Warriors signed a player in the same position with a similar characteristics to him. Are the Warriors looking for a spare tire for him?
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