It sounds like the Golden State Warriors are looking for one more ball-handling point guard. They could look at some free agents to fill that void since finding a backup point guard is a priority. Could this mean a potential return to the NBA for Isaiah Thomas?

Isaiah Thomas could be the perfect fit for the Dubs. He's a veteran and former All-Star with playoff experience. Looking at the available point guards in free agency, he is probably the best ball handler available.

The free-agent point guard's career got derailed by injuries. Thomas went from being an MVP candidate to simply wanting a spot on a team. In the last couple of years, it looks like Thomas is back healthy and in great shape. The only issue is teams aren't calling anymore, but perhaps that will change.

There have been viral videos of Isaiah Thomas circulating social media. In these clips, he's tearing it up at pro-am leagues. He is looking like the IT fans fell in love with while playing for the Boston Celtics. The most recent video reveals him emotionally saying “they gave up on me” after he scored 81 points.

Thomas has been putting up ridiculous performances everywhere he's gone lately, but the NBA is different. If the Warriors decided to extend him a contract, he would be submitting to a minor role. Meaning it wouldn't be many plays called for him. He would need to be effective in the flow of the offense. If he could buy into the team's scheme, then it can work.

He should be wise enough as a player to understand playing in a role. The times of leading a team or being the go-to guy are over. Plus, playing behind Stephen Curry, the best point guard globally, could help him conclude that idea.

The entire NBA world is rooting for Isaiah Thomas. A return to the league would be delighting to most NBA enthusiasts. It would be a fairy tale ending. If Thomas signed with the Warriors and assisted them in winning another championship, fans all over would be happy for him. Everyone loves a happy ending, and that's what this would be.

When Thomas was in his prime, he was one of the most thrilling players in the league. Watching the undersized guard bring down NBA giants was an incredible sight to witness. Seeing Thomas back on the court with a smile on his face, after everything he's been through, could be just as memorable. The Warriors could provide a great opportunity, and it could be the perfect fit for both parties.