The farce is far from over, the Warriors game is escalating, the King is still waiting, Westbrook is not the biggest loser

After the Warriors management signed wing player Tyvion Kingsey, they also completed their first signings in the offseason, but the team has not achieved this achievement until the regular season's minimum 14 standard contracts are set. In order to catch up with the training camp, Dunleavy had to try his luck in the free market. So far, Ses Curry, Al Horford, Melton, Payton Jr. and former Sixth Man Bro Gordon have all been rumored to the team. As veterans who have been playing in the NBA for many years, they are fully capable of helping the Golden State Warriors return to the playoffs, but their work has encountered a bottleneck at this stage. In addition to the Knicks and the Timberwolves' competition for Brogodon, Kumingga's stay and leave issue has become an important factor affecting the future development of the war situation.

Although there are only a handful of teams on the market that can provide Kuminga with a maximum salary contract, he still does not want to recognize the reality, firmly holds his last bottom line, refuses to make concessions, and insists on asking for an annual salary of 30 million. Such a move directly made it difficult for the Warriors management to make a fuss, causing both sides to break up again, and also laid the groundwork for the subsequent termination of the sign-on first and then exchange transaction. It was originally thought that after Dunleavy had the Thunder methods, Kumingga and his team did not choose to compromise, but instead launched a more extreme pull. Famous reporter Amick offered his own initiative to give this 21-year No. 7 pick to be free, and he would take the initiative to offer advice. As long as he accepted a $7.9 million qualification offer, after the contract was over, Mingxia would become a complete free agent.

If Kumingga hopes to break free from the shackles of Golden State, it is undoubtedly a wise move to accept a salary offer. However, before this, this farce-like entanglement between Kumingga and the Warriors uniform team was far from over. During this period, unexpected situations are even likely to emerge. It is worth noting that October 1, 2025 is the deadline for qualification quotation. By then, the negotiations between the two sides will inevitably be filled with a stronger atmosphere of gunpowder, and it is reasonable to further escalate and expand the farce. The Warriors may be in trouble again. Such a chaotic situation is exactly what they expect for the Kings.

According to The Athletic reporter Sam Amick, the Kings still did not give up their determination to get Kumingga, but they were worried about Monkga's proposal for a first-round pick. After all, the 2030 draft pick was not fulfilled, and the Warriors could only get the first-round pick in 2031. This sign has been set, and Golden State needs to act according to the faces of the Kings and the Spurs. In order to get what you want, the top leaders of the king have suppressed the urge to conduct small-scale transactions. Among them, the most affected player is the 37-year-old veteran Westbrook. This former triple-double king has become a free agent, but it cannot win the favor of more teams.

From the existing data, it is not difficult to see that Westbrook, who has an unstable competitive state, may have to rely on the Sacramento Kings if he wants to return to the NBA. After all, his good brother DeRozan is recruiting himself, so it is hard not to be moved. However, after signing McDermott, the team's lineup has reached the upper limit of 15 players. If the Kings want to introduce Westbrook, the management must take the lead in making personnel adjustments in order to make use of the valuable places to retain Westbrook. However, plans can never keep up with changes. Since Monk was unable to arouse the latter's interest in the Warriors' trading negotiations, the King's senior officials may spend a lot of money. US media Fullcourtpass updates social media: The Kings are willing to put All-Star defender De Mar de Rozan on the trading shelves. For such a move, the 35-year-old veteran who averaged 22.2 points, 3.9 rebounds and 4.4 assists per game became a victim of the team's strengthening path, and he silently took everything.