US EditionWarriors Urged to Pursue Former Laker After EuroBasket Win
Golden State Warriors' roster construction is hindered by Jonathan Kuminga's holdout over a $45 million offer, delaying other signings and leaving only nine players with three weeks until preseason.
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Warriors Urged to Pursue Former Laker After EuroBasket Win
The Golden State Warriors might be the most unsettled contender in the league heading into the 2025–26 season. Training camp is closing in, yet the roster is still incomplete. The holdup remains Jonathan Kuminga. His restricted free agency has dragged on for months, leaving Golden State unable to finalize other signings due to the cap.Once the Kuminga saga is resolved, the Warriors are expected to move quickly on names they’ve already been linke…
Warriors Made New Offer To Jonathan Kuminga, But Stalemate Continues
The Warriors made a new contract offer to restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga last week, hoping to end the standoff that has prevented them from completing other offseason moves, sources tell Anthony Slater and Shams Charania of ESPN. Golden State’s latest proposal is a three-year, $75.2MM deal with a team option in the third season, according to the authors’ sources. It includes $48.3MM in guaranteed money over the first two years, which Sla…
The "training camp" of Golden State is approaching dangerously but between Jonathan Kuminga and the Warriors, positions do not evolve much... While Cam Thomas decided to... Read more »
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