Thursday, July 17, 2025
Home Basketball Warriors Free Agency: Jonathan Kuminga Predicted to Stay Put in Golden State...

Warriors Free Agency: Jonathan Kuminga Predicted to Stay Put in Golden State Five Days After Meeting Execs 

The Golden State Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga may extend their marriage for the time being. A restricted free agent, Kuminga hasn’t had an offer sheet from another team. He remains unsigned while the Warriors scope out potential sign-and-trades with interested suitors.

Ad

No deal has materialized, and all signs point towards Kuminga staying put in Golden State. According to insider Brett Siegel, the 6-foot-7 forward also met the team’s executives five days ago when the Summer League tipped off.

Brett Siegel twiiter verified@BrettSiegelNBA
LINK
twiiter logoHe met with Golden State last week at the start of Summer League. The update I got was that things went as expected: No deal, but an understanding of what everything is looking like.

I still expect Kuminga staying in the $20M to $25M range with a PO and trade kicker.

Ad

The Warriors and Kuminga haven't agreed on a contract, but Siegel predicted them to extend his stay on a $20-$25 million annual deal with a player option and trade kicker. The trade kicker would allow Kuminga to make up for lost money if he agrees on a relatively team-friendly deal with Golden State.

He remains their best bet to find significant roster upgrades, especially in the wing spots. The Warriors are looking for reliable two-way producers to surround the Steph Curry-Jimmy Butler-Draymond Green core.

While they have four first-round picks, Kuminga's future salary would be critical for them to make trades, especially for valuable role players who make around $15-$25 million annual salary.

Warriors Nation! You can check out the latest Golden State Warriors Schedule and dive into the Warriors Depth Chart for NBA Season 2024-25.

Quick Links

Edited by Arhaan Raje
RELATED ARTICLES

“Would be so cold” – Karl-Anthony Towns namedrops Jesus as one historical figure he wants to posterize

New York Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns gave a wild answer when asked which historical figure he would want to dunk on. Towns namedropped the one and only Jesus Christ, the central figure for Christianity and many other denominations within the religion. Ad Speaking to Overtime in a video shared on Wednesday night, Towns was asked

Lakers “stressed out” as Luka Doncic’s extension deadline nears: Report 

As per a report from ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, the LA Lakers are “stressed out” about extending Luka Doncic. The Lakers acquired the superstar in a blockbuster trade that sent Anthony Davis to the Dallas Mavericks in February. If Dallas hadn't traded him, he would’ve been eligible to sign a $345 million supermax extension in 2025-26.

“Everybody sitting around him is in foul trouble”: Shane Gillis doesn’t hesitate to shoot an FT joke on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander at ESPYs

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s impressive haul of awards continued on Wednesday at the ESPYs. The OKC Thunder superstar, fresh off a championship, won the best NBA player award in 2025. SGA sat inside the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles with some of his Thunder teammates. Ad ESPYs host Shane Gillis could not resist making a joke when

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

- Advertisment -

Most Popular

“Would be so cold” – Karl-Anthony Towns namedrops Jesus as one historical figure he wants to posterize

New York Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns gave a wild answer when asked which historical figure he would want to dunk on. Towns namedropped the one and only Jesus Christ, the central figure for Christianity and many other denominations within the religion. Ad Speaking to Overtime in a video shared on Wednesday night, Towns was asked

Lakers “stressed out” as Luka Doncic’s extension deadline nears: Report 

As per a report from ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, the LA Lakers are “stressed out” about extending Luka Doncic. The Lakers acquired the superstar in a blockbuster trade that sent Anthony Davis to the Dallas Mavericks in February. If Dallas hadn't traded him, he would’ve been eligible to sign a $345 million supermax extension in 2025-26.

Christopher Eubanks reveals how Coco Gauff felt about fellow American reaching Wimbledon final after her own heartbreaking early exit

Christopher Eubanks recently spoke up about Coco Gauff's reaction to seeing compatriot Amanda Anisimova reaching the women's singles final at the 2025 Wimbledon Championships. There were high expectations from Gauff's Wimbledon campaign this year owing to her title triumph at the French Open. However, she lost to Dayana Yastremska in the very first round of

Sloane Stephens delivers powerful message after creating history as first-ever tennis player to win prestigious Muhammad Ali Humanitarian award

At the 2025 ESPYS awards, Sloane Stephens' work with her foundation was recognized for the Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award. She created history by becoming the first tennis player to win the award since it started in 2013. She won over fellow nominees, Washington Capitals' Alex Ovechkin and NBA star CJ McCollum. Ad After being

Recent Comments