In the trade, the Warriors would send Kuminga and Trayce Jackson-Davis to the Bulls in exchange for Ayo Dosunmu, Jalen Smith, a lottery-protected 2028 first-round pick and a 2028 second-round pick.

Sam Amick addressed the situation on the Warriors Plus Minus podcast today. There, Amick reported that the Warriors “weren’t interested in Carter or DeRozan. As of a couple weeks ago, the Kings weren’t willing to pay Kuminga into the $20 million range (AAV).”

Some NBA centers are playing checkers, but Post is playing chess out there. Perhaps blitz chess would be a good litmus test for the Warriors to see how players could fit in Kerr’s complicated system. Melton is a chess player, after all. There aren’t many search results for “Kelly Oubre + chess.”

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry had high praise for Ja Morant of the Memphis Grizzlies due to a key reason during the offseason.

The Warriors continue to be linked to a blockbuster NBA farewell tour amid growing speculation about an aging superstar’s next move.

The Golden State Warriors-Jonathan Kuminga saga continues to drag on. The Warriors and Kuminga’s team have not been close during their contract negotiations, and it looks like a sign-and-trade scenario could be the best for both sides.

A recent four-team mock trade has the Golden State Warriors trading Jonathan Kuminga to the Sacramento Kings with the Miami Heat and Utah Jazz also involved.