Deregistering social media, Kumingga begins pressure, his poor performance is exposed, and the Warriors may restart the deal

In the highly anticipated NBA arena, the dynamics of each player are like the twinkling stars in the night sky, attracting the eager eyes of fans and always becoming the focus of media chasing reports. Well-known journalist Marc Stein wrote an article that in-depth discussion on the renewal between the Golden State Warriors and restricted free agent Jonathan Kumingga. At present, the two sides are still in a stalemate and repeatedly pulling. However, the Warriors are eager to solve this problem as soon as possible. After all, Jonathan Kumingga's contract renewal was pending, like a huge rock thrown into the calm lake, completely disrupting the team's carefully planned reinforcement plan. The signing process of Al Horford, D'Anthony Melton, Gary Payton II, and even Seth Curry, which the team originally intended to introduce, were forced to press the pause button due to this uncertainty and had to be postponed indefinitely. The team's pace in the transfer market seemed to be bound by an invisible rope and it was difficult to move forward smoothly. However, in order to prevent fans from leading the pace, Golden State Warriors player Kumingga resolutely cancelled his social media account, as if he was temporarily leaving the public eye with a decisive attitude.

However, his agent Aaron Turner did not cool down Kumingga's popularity, and continued to update Kumingga's training videos on his social media. On the famous online forum Reddit, a keen netizen questioned the video posted by Turner. They clearly pointed out that there are obvious traces of skipping frame editing in Kumingga's training video, which makes Kumingga's shooting speed appear faster in the video. After careful analysis, the American media pointed out that the video repeatedly mentioned the "25-26 season", which seemed to vaguely suggest that Kumingga might accept a one-year qualification offer. Judging from the current situation, this is very likely to be Kumingga's best choice at the moment. After all, the contract renewal negotiations between him and the Warriors have reached a deadlock. Kumingga insisted on asking for the player option, but this was a condition the Warriors refused to give.

In addition, the system and choice mentioned by the agent in his speech seemed to inadvertently reveal that there was a certain discord between them and the Warriors. In response to this, some fans humorously joked that these training videos were released by agents, which was really interesting. After all, according to routine, such things are often handled by the players themselves. Time is tight before Kumingga, and he must make a key decision before October 1 local time.

First, if he accepts the qualification quote provided by the Warriors, he will become a full free agent next summer and can regain control of his recent career trend with the "trade veto clause" attached to the qualification quote; second, he can also reject this qualification quote and instead accept the official quotes made by the Warriors at different stages of the offseason. Although these quotes are higher, the terms will be subject to certain restrictions. Previous reports said that there is another possible direction, that is, Kumingga and the Kings reached a "sign first and then exchange" deal. The Warriors and the Kings have restarted negotiations earlier this week. Although there has not been a major breakthrough in the negotiations, it is worth noting that the Kings have not given up on the idea of ​​attracting Kumingga to their rank this season. They are full of sincerity and are willing to provide veteran defender Malik Monk, and a lottery-protected 2030 first-round draft pick in exchange for the opportunity to provide Kuminga with a three-year, $63 million contract. And Kumingga himself is also very eager to join the Kings.