Warriors sign guard Avery Bradley

Avery Bradley after working out with Golden State Warriors has decided to sign a contract with the team for the upcoming season. The Veteran Guard was all set to work out with Golden State this week after seeing his skills in action Warriors offered the player a contract. Bradley spent the last season with Houston Rockets and Miami Heat but had entered free agency after he did not sign an extension with both the teams.

Bradley would have preferred to play for Miami for the 2021-22 season as well but the team did not make that happen. He played for 27 matches over the last season of which just 10 were for Heat and then he suffered from a calf strain and was put in isolation for testing positive for COVID-19. The 30-year-old would provide a good backup to Stephen Curry, and Klay Thompson on the court.