Overview

• Jonathan Kuminga signed a two‑year deal worth up to about $48.5 million with a 2026‑27 team option, waived his inherent no‑trade clause and included a trade kicker before reporting to camp.
• Golden State then officially added Al Horford, De’Anthony Melton and Seth Curry, closing a prolonged offseason and getting the full group into the facility.
• Steve Kerr and GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. downplayed chemistry concerns and said this roster should contend, citing leadership from Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green.
• Kerr praised Horford’s shooting, defense and passing as a clean fit that broadens lineup options, even as the projected starters could include four players aged 35 or older.
• Kuminga becomes practically movable on Jan. 15 under league rules, and external reporting indicates the Warriors are monitoring potential blockbuster options such as a theoretical Bam Adebayo availability.