The Golden State Warriors have acquired Jason Thompson from the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for cash and draft considerations.

The 76ers acquired Thompson in a trade with the Sacramento Kings this offseason.

Wallace was acquired by the Warriors in their trade with the Boston Celtics for David Lee.

Steve Kerr will undergo back surgery to repair a herniated disk.

Kerr was supposed to play in a celebrity golf tournament this month.

"I was supposed to play in the tournament but my back is acting up so I'm just enjoying the lake and the scenery," Kerr told CSN Bay Area's Jim Kozimor. "Can't play this year unfortunately."

Kerr said he'll "be out for the summer."

Ognjen Kuzmic has signed with Panathinaikos of Greece.

The Golden State Warriors rescinded their qualifying offer to Kuzmic last week.

Kuzmic appeared in just 16 games with the Warriors this past season.

Free agent guard Ian Clark has agreed to sign with the Golden State Warriors, league sources told RealGM on Monday.

The two sides are finalizing terms on Clark’s deal after the 6-foot-3 guard’s commitment, sources said.

Clark will return to the Warriors organization for which he starred during the Las Vegas Summer League championship in 2013 — featuring a 33-point MVP performance with seven 3-pointers in the title game. Clark’s run with the Warriors led to a multi-year contract with the Utah Jazz.

Clark, 24, has averaged 2.4 points on 34.4 percent three-point shooting in 53 NBA games. He went unselected in the 2013 NBA draft out of Belmont.

The Golden State Warriors have rescinded their qualifying offer to Ognjen Kuzmic worth $1,147,276.

The Warriors still hold Kuzmic's Early Bird Rights, which allows them to exceed the cap to sign him. 

Kuzmic can pursue a deal with other NBA teams.

Kuzmic was the 52nd overall pick in the 2012 NBA Draft and has played just 164 minutes in two seasons.

Bob Myers of the Golden State Warriors talked about part of his player evaluation process to Zach Lowe of Grantland.

Myers focuses on the last six minutes of close games and watches for specific sorts of non-shooting plays.

“I’m looking for guys who make winning defensive plays,” said Myers. “Do they take charges? Do they win 50-50 balls? We want to find players that don’t just want to win, but really hate to lose. Like, if we’re playing Monopoly, and I land on Park Place before you, do you just say, ‘Life goes on, I’m getting a beer’? Or do you get really pissed?”

The Atlanta Hawks have signed guard Justin Holiday to a multi-year contract.

“Justin's abilities on both ends of the court excited us as we looked to add depth on the wing,” Mike Budenholzer said. “His combination of length and versatility with a great work ethic give him a chance to be a solid contributor on the court, and his experience on a championship team this past season and his high-character will be great positives for our locker room.”

A two-year NBA veteran, Holiday played in 59 games (four starting assignments) last season for the NBA Champion Golden State Warriors, averaging 4.3 points and 1.2 rebounds in 11.1 minutes. He also saw action in five postseason contests.

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David West decided to sign with the San Antonio Spurs for the veteran's minimum.

The offer was approximately $4 million less than what the Washington Wizards offered and $2 million less than the Golden State Warriors.

West sacrificed $11 million in declining his option with the Indiana Pacers to sign with the Spurs.

The Golden State Warriors have traded David Lee to the Boston Celtics for Gerald Wallace. No other components are included in the trade.

The Warriors can use the stretch provision on Wallace, whereas they couldn't on Lee since his contract came during the NBA's previous CBA. Marc J. Spears of Yahoo! Sports reports the Warriors plan on keeping Wallace.

Lee was also on a larger contract than Wallace worth $5 million more.