NBA free agency rumors: Warriors will sign Jonas Jerebko if he clears waivers on Monday

Jonas Jerebko would provide even more firepower to the Warriors’ already deep bench, and his 3-point accuracy would make him a perfect fit.

Jerebko would make a perfect fit in Golden State’s offense.

It’s not as splashy as its DeMarcus Cousins’ signing, but the two-time defending NBA champion has another move in mind that will make it an even stronger choice for its fourth title in five years.

ESPN reports that forward Jonas Jerebko intends to sign with the Warriors on Monday if he clears waivers. The Jazz waived the 6-10 forward Saturday. He will become a free agent Monday if no team signs him and guarantees his $4.2 million salary. Like Cousins, Jerebko would sign a one-year contract with Golden State.

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Jerebko, 31, would provide even more firepower to the Warriors’ already deep bench, and his 3-point accuracy (41.4 percent last season) would make him a perfect fit in Golden State’s offense.

An eight-year NBA veteran, Jerebko can sign a veteran minimum deal with the Warriors, ESPN reported. He averaged 5.8 points per game last season, slightly below his career average of 6.2. He is a career 36.3 percent shooter from 3-point range.