In a season that started exciting and has unraveled in disappointing fashion for the Golden State Warriors, there hasn’t been much to look forward to as it’s gone on… until tonight.
Read MoreThe window is more open than it ever has been.
Read MoreThe Warriors may be searching for answers on how to recover from a middling start to the season, but at least the anchor of the franchise hasn’t been one of the questions.
Read MoreAmidst a brutal schedule to start the season, the Warriors have needed a lot of people to step up. Even with Jonathan Kuminga’s continued growth on all areas of the floor outside scoring and Moses Moody’s return to form after a rough stretch late last season due to injury, the team has had its fair share of early struggles, with veteran stars Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler both missing some time as the team works through a gauntlet of short rest and back-to-backs.
Read MoreIt feels like it’s been forever since July, but the Warriors offseason finally has the motion we’ve all been waiting for.
Read MoreWe’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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