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LAS VEGAS -- It wasn't long ago Golden State had a full plate.The Warriors had 14 players locked up to contracts next season or as restricted free agents with qualifying offers. So they decided not to extend the $1.025 million qualifying offer to forward Anthony Tolliver, coming off a season in which he averaged 12.3 points and 7.3 rebounds. That made him an unrestricted rather than a restricted free agent.
But much has changed since then. The Warriors did a sign-and-trade with New York in which they received David Lee while giving up three players (Anthony Randolph, Ronny Turiaf and Kelanna Azubuike). They dispatched Anthony Morrow in a sign-and-trade with New Jersey and didn't get a player back. And they dealt restricted free-agent C.J. Watson to Chicago in a sign-and-trade and got no players back.
Throw in first-round pick Ekpe Udoh, and the Warriors were down to 11 players. It reached 12 Wednesday when they signed undrafted rookie point guard Jeremy Lin.
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Full story at http://nba.fanhouse.com/2010/07/21/warriors-may-re-sign-anthony-tolliver-devean-george/
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