Overview

• Golden State has left its offseason roster moves on hold while Kuminga's restricted free agency standoff drags into late July.
• Kuminga’s camp is holding out for at least $25 million per year and a guaranteed starting role, turning down shorter offers nearer $20 million.
• Sign-and-trade bids from Phoenix and Sacramento have fallen short of the Warriors’ minimum requirement for first-round draft compensation.
• NBA collective bargaining rules complicate any deal by counting only half of Kuminga’s new salary toward outgoing matching requirements.
• Kuminga retains the option to accept a one-year, $7.9 million qualifying offer by Oct. 1 to preserve maximum future contract control.