Ian Clark was a valuable role player for the Warriors' 2016-17 title team, but he does not appear to be in the team's future plans.
Clark, 26, brought the Larry O'Brien trophy to a Memphis Boys & Girls Clubs event on Monday and was asked if he would play for the Warriors next year.
"It's not looking like it," he said. "Going through that situation right now. As much as I want to stay, it's a business. But we'll see. Anything could happen."
Clark averaged 6.8 points, 1.2 assists, 1.6 rebounds and 14.8 minutes per game last year -- all career highs.
After agreeing to a deal with Zaza Pachulia last week, the Warriors have one open roster spot. GM Bob Myers said the team is in talks with JaVale McGee and is likely to use the spot on a big man.
Clark on if he'll stay in Golden State: "It's not looking like it." pic.twitter.com/l0kmgQdAxd— Logan Murdock (@loganmmurdock) July 10, 2017
