Everyone loves to play with Curry? Why did Kumingga kill the Warriors? He stuck with the 4 major signings

It's really strange. Many people say that now in the NBA, everyone wants to play with Curry, so why does Kumingga try his best to escape from the Warriors? Today, Warriors reporter Anthony Slater talked about the situation of free agents related to the Warriors on a podcast. He said that Horford, Melton, Seth Curry and Payton Jr. are all willing to join the Warriors, but they need to wait for the Warriors to complete the contract of Cuminga. Anthony Slater said: "They are all waiting for Cuminga... They are very clear about the complexity of the matter and are willing to wait in this stagnant state, because training camp will take some time... By September, the situation may become more difficult."

In fact, the Warriors have been negotiating with Cuminga all summer, and the Warriors have made concessions at one time during this period. I hope Cuminga can accept a 2-year, 45 million contract, but Cuminga's attitude is very firm, just not willing to return to the Warriors and are unwilling to make concessions in terms of contracts. Recently, Warriors reporter Anthony Slater talked about Jonathan Kumingga's situation on a podcast show: "Cummingga's attitude is quite firm. If this is the best offer - if 2-year $45 million is the best offer - then he will appear at the Warriors with a $7.9 million qualification offer contract worth $7.9 million in training camp. Because he either wants to be regarded as the team's more important core puzzle or wants to be free."

In addition, the US media NBACentral updated social media and reprinted the latest report by Brett Siegel about Kumingga. It wrote: "Kuminga is unwavering in her position and has no interest in returning to the Warriors. Kuminga is firm in her attitude and continues to express his unwillingness to return to the Warriors in a ‘passive but clear’ way. But if he does return to Golden State, no one will expect this to be a long-term cooperation, and Kuminga will also make sure everything goes according to his conditions."

A few days ago, Kuminga's team proposed a three-year contract offer worth $82 million, but was rejected by the Warriors. Kumingga is likely to eventually accept the qualification quotation, which means Kumingga would rather accept the qualification quotation and stay with the Warriors at a low salary for another year, and then flee the Warriors next summer.

NBC Sports updates social media, reprinting Anthony Slater's report on Jonathan Kumingga in ESPN's latest show. "The two sides have recently started a new dialogue, and there is indeed some exchange, but everyone knows that communication does not necessarily represent progress. In the past week, starting last weekend, the two sides have exchanged opinions on the concept of the contract and the overall situation." Jonathan Kumingga hopes to get a contract that is more inclined toward the player's position. This is a sign that he is eager to be the cornerstone of future team building rather than trading chips. ”

Obviously, the renewal negotiations between the Warriors and Kumingga are still in a stalemate stage and there is no progress. Moreover, because of Kumingga's problem, any of the Warriors' signings have been stuck, and the contracts of Horford, Melton, Seth Curry and Payton Jr. cannot be officially finalized. Although the Warriors still have a way to sign them in the end and keep Kumingga for at least one year, if Kumingga and the Warriors are in such a stalemate, it is probably a complete impact on the Warriors' locker room atmosphere next season. If the Warriors force themselves to stay at Kumingga, then he may become the Warriors' locker room bomb next season. Judging from the current situation, neither Curry nor Green can suppress Kumingga.