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Jonathan Kuminga trade rumors: The three-team trade that gets the Warriors the best shooter on the market
Jonathan Kuminga requested a trade immediately upon eligibility as the Warriors seek expiring contracts and are considering multi-team deals before the Feb. 5 deadline.
- On Jan. 15, 2026, Jonathan Kuminga became trade-eligible, and he and agent Aaron Turner reportedly demanded the Golden State Warriors trade him.
- Benchings and uneven play have depressed Kuminga's value recently, as he is viewed as a poor fit in coach Steve Kerr's system and Golden State lacks needed outside shooting around Stephen Curry.
- A three-team structure is seen as necessary to make salaries and assets line up, with a proposed swap sending Michael Porter Jr., Keon Ellis and Tyrese Martin to Golden State; Sacramento Kings' reluctance to trade draft assets, including protected picks, could stall talks.
- The Warriors would gain a high-level shooter next to Stephen Curry, adding elite off-ball scoring to space the floor while Jonathan Kuminga would likely get a larger offensive role elsewhere.
- Before the Feb. 5 NBA trade deadline, the Los Angeles Lakers could make a push for Kuminga between Jan. 15 and the deadline, while Sacramento's reluctance to move picks complicates talks and Golden State may keep Kuminga if no deal emerges.
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Red Bluff Daily NewsJonathan Kuminga demands trade away from Warriors: reports
SAN FRANCISCO – Jonathan Kuminga wants out of Golden State. According to multiple reports by ESPN and The Athletic, Kuminga and his agent Aaron Turner have demanded the Warriors (22-19) trade him. Because summertime contract negotiations with the then-free agent extended to Sept. 30, the Warriors were restricted from trading Kuminga until Jan. 15. The Nets, Kings, Warriors and Lakers have all been linked to him. Though this request makes Kumi…
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