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Warriors Consider Sign-and-Trade for Jonathan Kuminga as Roster Upgrades Loom

Exploring sign-and-trade talks with Chicago Bulls or Miami Heat, the Warriors aim to bolster their veteran core by targeting players in the $15–30 million salary bracket next season.

Overview

  • Jonathan Kuminga enters restricted free agency with his return to Golden State uncertain as the team weighs matching offers against potential sign-and-trade options.
  • Chicago Bulls and Miami Heat have emerged as the primary suitors in league-sourced discussions about acquiring Kuminga via a sign-and-trade.
  • The Warriors have internally explored packaging guard Moses Moody alongside Kuminga to secure frontcourt reinforcements.
  • Owner Joe Lacob has stated that personal ties will not influence the franchise’s decision on Kuminga’s future.
  • Golden State plans to stay under the second apron by focusing on players earning between $15 million and $30 million to strengthen their title-contending window.