The Warriors are the favorites to sign free agent center Al Horford, but the rumored acquisition won't help the team, feels Udonis Haslem.

Golden State has stood pat two weeks into free agency and is the only team to have not made a single move so far.

The Golden State Warriors thought they had their free agent veteran center locked in. Al Horford, fresh off a successful run with the Boston Celtics and still one of the most dependable big men in the game,

One of the more intriguing subplots still remaining in NBA free agency is the future of Al Horford. The 39-year-old center will not be back with the Celtics following Jayson Tatum’s injury and roster retooling amid financial concerns. Where Horford ends up next remains an open question two weeks into free agency.

The Hawks are positioned to be a playoff contender next season with the additions of Kristaps Porziņģis, Nickeil Alexander-Walker and Luke Kennard. With Trae Young and Jalen Johnson returning, Atlanta has a strong mix of young talent and veterans and a reportedly in the sweepstakes for Horford largely due to proximity to home.

Al Horford has drawn significant interest as a free agent this summer despite his age, and there is apparently one team that expected to have signed the

Al Horford could help a lot of teams: He can score inside, knock down 3s, and remains a quality defender. At age 39, a team has to monitor his minutes and not run him like he’s 29, but in a limited role, he could help a lot of playoff teams. It’s why he is one of the best free agents still on the market.

The Golden State Warriors now have serious reason to sweat the possibility they may lose former Boston Celtics center Al Horford to a competing franchise in free agency.Marc J. Spears of Andscape appeared on the Monday,

Boston Celtics free agent center Al Horford's wife made a major announcement on social media. The big man is currently mulling a few potential avenues on the co