Despite a few conversations between the two sides, the Golden State Warriors have generated no real traction toward a deal with restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga in recent days and, as anticipated, he is expected to explore the market when it opens at 3 p.m. PT on Monday afternoon, league sources told The Athletic. The Miami Heat and Chicago Bulls remain the two likeliest outside suitors, league sources said.
Source: New York Times
Source: New York Times
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Barry Jackson @flasportsbuzz
NEW: Added updates to the Heat free agent blog from @Anthony_Chiang and me:
miamiherald.com/sports/nba/mia…
What to do with $11.6 M (or maybe more): Mid-level options, the Kuminga situation, available avenues, more: – 5:58 PM
NEW: Added updates to the Heat free agent blog from @Anthony_Chiang and me:
miamiherald.com/sports/nba/mia…
What to do with $11.6 M (or maybe more): Mid-level options, the Kuminga situation, available avenues, more: – 5:58 PM
Yossi Gozlan @YossiGozlan
I recommend Warriors fans revisit this mock offseason @SamQuinnCBS and I did before free agency officially begins.
We show how a Jonathan Kuminga sign and trade would work, how BYC factors in, and examples of trades that could bring in multiple players.
pic.x.com/d5qXxylgij – 3:22 PM
I recommend Warriors fans revisit this mock offseason @SamQuinnCBS and I did before free agency officially begins.
We show how a Jonathan Kuminga sign and trade would work, how BYC factors in, and examples of trades that could bring in multiple players.
pic.x.com/d5qXxylgij – 3:22 PM
Bobby Manning @RealBobManning
Wrote about Horford to GSW earlier today. It’s going to be a tight squeeze under the 2nd apron if they keep Kuminga, but they can do it. They have a short window to win with Curry, Butler, Green so not surprised to see those 4 coming together. pic.x.com/KxyTszTTt0 – 3:15 PM
Wrote about Horford to GSW earlier today. It’s going to be a tight squeeze under the 2nd apron if they keep Kuminga, but they can do it. They have a short window to win with Curry, Butler, Green so not surprised to see those 4 coming together. pic.x.com/KxyTszTTt0 – 3:15 PM
StatMuse @statmuse
Jonathan Kuminga’s stats as a starter last season:
— 16.8 PPG
— 4.5 RPG
— 45/32/51%
Went 4-6 in the starting five. pic.x.com/8iLbiWN7d9 – 1:43 PM
Jonathan Kuminga’s stats as a starter last season:
— 16.8 PPG
— 4.5 RPG
— 45/32/51%
Went 4-6 in the starting five. pic.x.com/8iLbiWN7d9 – 1:43 PM
Michael Scotto @MikeAScotto
Duncan Robinson declined his $20M early termination option for free agency. He can return to Miami on a new deal, sign elsewhere, or be part of a sign-&-trade. As I’ve reported on @hoopshype, Miami is considering a Jonathan Kuminga pursuit, which would need to be a sign-&-trade. – 2:26 PM
Duncan Robinson declined his $20M early termination option for free agency. He can return to Miami on a new deal, sign elsewhere, or be part of a sign-&-trade. As I’ve reported on @hoopshype, Miami is considering a Jonathan Kuminga pursuit, which would need to be a sign-&-trade. – 2:26 PM
Ball Don’t Lie @Balldontlie
The Golden State Warriors officially tendered Jonathan Kuminga a $7.9 million qualifying offer, making him a restricted free agent, per ESPN. pic.x.com/mZ6ejl1kb8 – 7:49 PM
The Golden State Warriors officially tendered Jonathan Kuminga a $7.9 million qualifying offer, making him a restricted free agent, per ESPN. pic.x.com/mZ6ejl1kb8 – 7:49 PM
Anthony Slater @anthonyVslater
The Warriors have officially tendered the $7.9 million qualifying offer to Jonathan Kuminga, setting the stage for his restricted free agency. – 11:25 AM
The Warriors have officially tendered the $7.9 million qualifying offer to Jonathan Kuminga, setting the stage for his restricted free agency. – 11:25 AM
More on this storyline
Dalton Johnson: The Warriors have officially extended qualifying offers to Jonathan Kuminga and Taran Armstrong. Armstrong’s qualifying offer is as a two-way contract that ended the season on -via Bluesky / June 29, 2025
Michael Scotto: Duncan Robinson declined his $20M early termination option for free agency. He can return to Miami on a new deal, sign elsewhere, or be part of a sign-&-trade. As I’ve reported on @hoopshype , Miami is considering a Jonathan Kuminga pursuit, which would need to be a sign-&-trade. -via x.com / June 29, 2025
The Golden State Warriors officially tendered Jonathan Kuminga a $7.9 million qualifying offer which will make the forward a restricted free agent as expected, sources confirmed. Kuminga, the No. 7 pick in the 2021 draft, is a major priority for the Warriors entering free agency, which begins on June 30. The Brooklyn Nets are the only team that can offer Kuminga a starting salary of $20 million or more according to ESPN’s Bobby Marks. The Warriors have the right to match any offer and can explore sign-and-trade options as well. -via ESPN / June 28, 2025