Chris Boucher isn’t a superstar. He doesn’t need to be. What he is, though, is a modern big who fills glaring holes in Sacramento’s roster at both ends of the floor.

Among the players who still finds themself without a home for next season is Chris Boucher. He's spent the last seven years with the Toronto Raptors, where he helped them secure a championship ...

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That’s why many Warriors free agency rumors have linked the team to their former G-League standout, Chris Boucher. Boucher seems like a natural Warriors free agency target.

Let’s not overlook Chris Boucher (10.0 PPG, 4.5 RPG); his 3-and-D skill set adds veteran depth. He stretches the floor and brings playoff familiarity, an underrated luxury for title contenders.

However, his long arms make him an interesting small-ball center option. Last season for the Raptors, Boucher averaged 10.0 PPG and 4.5 RPG while shooting 36.3% from deep on four attempts per game.