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Suns' front office might be eyeing a bold Kuminga swingNow that the Phoenix Suns are under both the first and second tax aprons, new options have opened up, one of them being the ability to complete a sign-and-trade. Jonathan Kuminga of the Golden State Warriors has reportedly worn out his welcome and is seeking a fresh start somewhere he’ll be appreciated.
Jonathan Kuminga, a restricted free agent, is seeking a contract that pays at least $25MM annually but his market is limited.
In an article published Thursday on the Stein Line, reporter Jake Fischer listed the Phoenix Suns as “the latest team to express exploratory interest in a Kuminga sign-and-trade.” While it might seem like there’s momentum toward a move here, the report includes a big caveat.
Kuminga's holding pattern has generated the most media attention to date. His agent Aaron Turner has held numerous discussions with Warriors officials in Las Vegas, league sources tell The Stein Line,
Warriors Expected to Add Steph Curry’s Brother Amid Jonathan Kuminga Drama originally appeared on Athlon Sports.
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Warriors Have the Blueprint for a Kuminga DealThe Golden State Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga find themselves in an uncomfortable situation. Kuminga wants more playing time and a chance to show off his skills, while the Warriors believe he doesn’t fit alongside Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler.
Long-time NBA sharpshooter Buddy Hield spent the entirety of the 2024-25 season with the Golden State Warriors. Hield shot 37% on 3-pointers, which is lower than his career average of 40%. Still, he was a strong contributor on Steve Kerr's squad, having appeared in 82 games and logged 22 starts.
As the halfway point of July approaches, both Cam Thomas and Jonathan Kuminga remain unsigned. Each player entered restricted free agency this summer with hopes
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