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Warriors Stall Offseason as Kuminga Sign-and-Trade Stalemate Deepens

The franchise rebuffs sign-and-trade proposals, preserving key assets on standby for a blockbuster move.

Overview

  • Restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga is rejecting the Warriors’ contract proposals and exploring sign-and-trade options with Phoenix and Sacramento.
  • Golden State turned down Phoenix’s package centered on Grayson Allen and rebuffed Sacramento’s offer of Devin Carter, Dario Saric and two second-round picks.
  • The Warriors insist on receiving at least a future first-round pick, a promising young player and no undesirable contracts in any deal for Kuminga.
  • Kuminga’s agent Aaron Turner publicly refuted reports that the forward declined a $30 million-per-year offer, calling the narrative “fake news.”
  • All other roster moves, including potential signings of Al Horford and De’Anthony Melton, remain on hold as the team safeguards cap flexibility for possible blockbuster trades.