Kuminga, Warriors at Impasse Over Player Option as QO Deadline Nears

We’re now less than two weeks away from the October 1 deadline for Jonathan Kuminga’s qualifying offer.

As reported by ESPN’s Shams Charania and Anthony Slater earlier this week, the Warriors have offered Kuminga a three-year, $75.2 million deal, with the third year structured as a team option. Slater also noted that Kuminga’s camp would have no issue signing that deal if Golden State converted the team option into a player option. However, the Warriors have reportedly stated that a player option is a non-starter.

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Inside Curry Camp: A Day With Stephen Curry and His Growing Legacy of Mentorship

As campers and organizers were slowly rolling into the gym Stephen Curry was already in the gym finishing up one of his notoriously grueling basketball training sessions along with his trainer Brandon Payne and some other members of his training staff. There’s no telling how long he was actually in the gym for prior to my arrival at around 9:00am on Thursday morning.

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Four Offseason Acquisition Targets for the Warriors to Monitor

Despite an excellent start after the trade deadline, the first season of the Jimmy Butler era in Golden State ended in unceremonious fashion last week as the Warriors fell in 5 games to the Minnesota Timberwolves. The catalyst was the Game 1 injury to Steph Curry’s hamstring, the first injury of its kind that Steph has dealt with in his career and one which sidelined him for the last four games.

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