After missing out on LeBron James, the Golden State Warriors failed to lure another one of the top free agents remaining this summer. Mario Hezonja, fresh off of a 17.5 point per game campaign with Real Madrid, has made the move back to the NBA, signing with the Cleveland Cavaliers. According to Shams Charania, the deal is for one year and worth $2.8 million.
Hezonja would have been a solid role player to fill the void left by serious injuries to both Jimmy Butler III and Moses Moody. However, with the 31-year-old Croatian forward now off the market, Golden State's summer continues to look more and more like a disappointment.
This article originally appeared on Warriors Wire: Warriors miss out again as coveted EuroLeague free agent chooses Cavaliers
