McCaw, watching the draft with family and friends at his favorite Italian restaurant in St. Louis, soon learned that the Warriors wanted to sign him to a guaranteed two-year deal. "They hit a home run with Patrick," Golden State head coach Steve Kerr said recently of McCaw, who was a key rotation player as a rookie for the NBA champions. [...] as they prepare for Thursday's NBA draft, the Warriors are eyeing another second-round steal. Because it hasn't sent or received any money in transactions this season, Golden State has the full $3.6 million allocated under NBA rules to spend. Which prospects have that distinction is unclear. Because the Warriors will likely dip into the luxury tax this summer to re-sign Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston, they want to add a low-cost rookie they can develop into a contributor long-term. Iowa State point guard Monte Morris is a skilled facilitator who, after four seasons with the Cyclones, could help an NBA team as a rookie. Unlike last year, when a draft widely known to have underwhelming first-round talent produced such second-round gems as McCaw, Malcolm Brogdon (No. 36, Milwaukee) and Paul Zipser (No. 48,...