Overview
- Kuminga is seeking a four-year deal worth $25 million to $30 million per season, far above Golden State’s two-year, $40 million proposal.
- The 22-year-old forward has declined to send a counteroffer or acknowledge the Warriors’ latest terms, deepening the impasse as training camp nears.
- Golden State has rebuffed sign-and-trade pitches from the Suns, Kings and Bulls by demanding a young asset, a first-round pick and no undesirable contracts.
- Luxury-tax constraints and base-year compensation rules have blocked additions like Al Horford and left other roster plans on hold.
- Former NBA champion Kendrick Perkins publicly faulted coach Steve Kerr for limiting Kuminga’s opportunities, fueling criticism of the Warriors’ summer strategy.