Overview
- The Kings are exploring a deal to acquire both Jonathan Kuminga and Russell Westbrook but would need to move existing guards to resolve a crowded backcourt
- Golden State has halted all sign-and-trade discussions for Kuminga and extended his qualifying offer to preserve its right to match any incoming proposal
- Sacramento’s proposal is reported to include a first-round pick, yet the Warriors consider current offers insufficient and continue to hold out for greater assets
- This offseason the Kings added veteran guards Dennis Schroder, forward Dario Saric and center Drew Eubanks while drafting rookie wing Nique Clifford
- Both franchises face tight salary-cap and luxury-tax constraints, with NBA base-year compensation rules limiting potential inbound salaries