Say goodbye to 0 operations! The Warriors first signing this summer: signing the 2023 draft pick Kim Sei and played for the Jazz

According to HoopsHype famous reporter Michael Scotto, after the Warriors continued zero operations due to the "tug-of-war" with Cumingga, Warriors wing player Tyvion Kingsey has reached a contract, becoming the Warriors' first signing operation this summer.

The Warriors were caught in a long "tug-of-war" with Kumingga. Kumingga refused the Warriors' 2-year offer of $45 million, and the Warriors also refused the contract of $82 million for Kumingga's three-year contract. It is still unknown when the two sides can reach a consensus.

Because the Warriors failed to solve the problem of Kumingga, they continued to have no signings this summer. Horford, Payton Jr., Melton, etc. all need to wait until the problem of Kumingga is solved and signed.

As for the Warriors, now they have reached a contract with 25-year-old winger Tevion Kingsey. He played for Marshall University for five years before participating in the draft, and averaged 17.1 points, 4.9 rebounds and 3.6 assists during his college years. Tevion Kingsey was the 2023 NBA draft pick and signed a 10-day contract and two-way contract with the Jazz in 2024.

In the past two seasons, Tyvion Kingsey has played 100 games for the Jazz's subordinate team Salt Lake City Starlight, averaging 31.6 minutes per game and contributed 11.6 points, 3.4 rebounds and 2.4 assists.