The Golden State Warriors expect Jonathan Kuminga to be on the roster for the upcoming season, despite his ongoing rejection of their two-year, $45 million offer. He must decide by October 1 to either accept a one-year, $7.9 million qualifying offer or remain with the team, which is not keen on a sign-and-trade and does not plan to include other players like Buddy Hield or Moses Moody in any potential trade.
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The Boston Celtics traded veteran Georges Niang and two second-round picks to the Utah Jazz for RJ Luis Jr., a move that saves them over $40 million in salary and tax. With the freed cap space, the Celtics signed Chris Boucher for the veteran minimum, enhancing their front line, while the Jazz acquired Niang as a reliable veteran likely to be flipped before the trade deadline. Want More Context? 🔎
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The Chicago Bulls have unveiled their new Statement Edition uniforms for the 2025-26 season, featuring a nostalgic black-and-red pinstripe design reminiscent of the 1990s, last worn in the 2012-13 season. Dennis Rodman, a key player from that era, celebrated the return of the jerseys in a video alongside current players, although the team is not expected to replicate past dominance, currently holding low title odds after a 39-43 season. Want More Context? 🔎
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A former Miami Heat security officer, Marcos Thomas Perez, faces federal charges for allegedly stealing over 400 game-worn items, including a $3.7 million LeBron James jersey. The DOJ claims Perez sold the memorabilia through online marketplaces, and a search of his home uncovered nearly 300 additional stolen items, with investigations ongoing by the FBI. Want More Context? 🔎
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