The Golden State Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga are in advanced talks, but a deal remains elusive as Kuminga rejected a two-year, $45 million offer due to stipulations that would hinder his trade control. With Kuminga’s agent proposing a three-year, $82 million contract and no viable sign-and-trade options available, the Warriors may end negotiations, offering either their initial deal or a $7.5 million qualifying offer.
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Former NBPA executive director Tamika Tremaglio defended the two-apron structure of the 2023 collective bargaining agreement in an interview, clarifying that there is no hard cap but rather a framework with financial penalties and roster limitations at different thresholds. She emphasized that teams have the option to enter the apron but face intentional choices regarding luxury tax payments, with Andre Iguodala succeeding her as executive director. Want More Context? 🔎
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Bryce McGowens has signed a Two-Way deal with the New Orleans Pelicans after averaging 5.1 points and 1.7 rebounds in 14.9 minutes over 13 games with the Portland Trail Blazers last season. Originally selected 40th overall in the 2022 NBA draft from Nebraska, McGowens had previously played a larger role with the Charlotte Hornets. Want More Context? 🔎
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The Golden State Warriors are seeking a "good player" and an unprotected first-round pick in exchange for Jonathan Kuminga, as reported by Shams Charania. The Kings have proposed a conditional first-round pick with a rotation player, but the Warriors want the protections removed, while the Suns can only offer rotation players and second-round picks; the Warriors are also halting sign-and-trade discussions and believe Kuminga will remain with the team as he declines their two-year, $45 million contract offer. Want More Context? 🔎
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