Warriors pick up Jacob Evans' 3rd year option

Jacob Evans
SG, Golden State Warriors

The Warriors have exercised Jacob Evans' third-year option.

The sophomore shooting guard will get another year to prove himself in what could soon become a rebuilding project. Evans is currently sidelined indefinitely with an adductor strain, but should he return before Steph Curry, he has a chance to emerge from the pack. Unfortunately, the same could be said of at least four other wing players on the Warriors' squad right now.

Source: Shams Charania on Twitter

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October 31, 2019, 9:33 am

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