Mar 29, 2012; Portland, OR, UNew Orleans Hornets power forward Carl Landry (24)h24 dunks against the Portland Trail Blazers at the Rose Garden. Mandatory Credit: Craig Mitchelldyer-US PRESSWIRE

Carl Landry finally made his decision, but a move to the Queen City wasn’t in the works.

According to the NBA on ESPN, Landry and the Warriors reached a 2 year agreement.

The report on ESPN says: “The two-year deal is worth an estimated $8 million, with Landry possessing a player option for the second season.”

Landry averaged 12.5 points and 5.2 rebounds a game last year.

With Landry off the market, it looks like Charlotte will go into next year with a roster that looks a lot like the one they have now.

A preliminary rotation (starter, backup) probably looks like this:

Kemba Walker, Ramon Sessions PG

Gerald Henderson, Ben Gordon SG

Michael Kidd Gilchrist, Jeffrey Taylor SF

Byron Mullens, Tyrus Thomas PF

Brendan Haywood, Bismack Biyombo C

It would’ve been nice for Charlotte to fill out their starting lineup with a proven power forward, but they did manage to upgrade at every other position, so all in all, the Bobcats had a solid off season (which I will grade tomorrow morning).

The New Orleans Hornets arereportedly interested in Diop’s expiring contract (and surely nothing else) and the Bobcats only (gaping) weakness is at power forward.

Landry, of course, has to accept a contract in order to be traded to Charlotte and there are reports that he might be willing to do just that.

The consensus in the twitterverse is that Landry will decide between Golden State and the Bobcats over the next few days. If Cho can pull this off, he would essentially be a modern day Alchemist.