When forward Jonathan Kuminga and the Warriors failed to come to terms on a rookie scale extension last fall, Anthony

The Golden State Warriors are exploring options to bolster their frontcourt as Al Horford contemplates retirement and Jonathan Kuminga's contract remains unresolved. With Kevon Looney's departure, Chris Boucher and Trey Lyles emerge as potential replacements.

The Golden State Warriors’ summer has been stuck in neutral as the team has waited out Jonathan Kuminga’s restricted free agency. The Warriors are the only team in the NBA to do nothing this summer as Kuminga has looked for a sign-and-trade deal elsewhere that could land him his desired role.

Recent rumors of a potential handshake deal between DeMar DeRozan and the Sacramento Kings open up the possibility of a trade to the Miami Heat. With this in mind, we explore a trade proposal to facilitate this move.

The Jonathan Kuminga sweepstakes are heating up with the Golden State Warriors having at least two offers on the table from division rivals, the Phoenix Suns and Sacramento Kings.

Jonathan Kuminga's potential departure from the Golden State Warriors has sparked sign-and-trade discussions, with the Chicago Bulls emerging as a possible destination. The Warriors are reportedly interested in acquiring Jalen Smith and Ayo Dosunmu from the Bulls.

Fred Katz of The Athletic polled 16 sources who work in rival front offices to ask them what they believe a “fair” contract for Kuminga would look like.

The Miami Heat do not have a clear direction for the future, as their rotation is a mixture of experienced All-Stars and young, unproven talent. The 2025-26 sea