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Jonathan Kuminga, Sam Merrill, others now officially trade-eligible

Getty The Warriors-Jonathan Kuminga situation is about to reach its first real inflection point. Nearly three months after signing a two-year, $46.5 million contract, Kuminga becomes trade-eligible Thursday, a development ESPN’s Bobby Marks flagged as a key moment for a saga that’s been quietly building all season. Kuminga opened the year as a starter, beginning the first 12 games in the lineup. Since then, the minutes have evaporated. His box scores have been littered with DNPs, and he hasn’t played more than 10 minutes in a game since Dec. 18 against the Clippers. For a player once viewed as a core piece of Golden State’s future, that’s a loud silence. Contract mechanics matter here. Kuminga waived his one-year Bird rights when he signed, meaning the Warriors can trade him without his consent. He’s making $22.5 million this season, with a $24.3 million team option for 2026-27. Golden State can include up to four first-round picks in any deal, but because it sits over the first apron, it cannot take back more salary than it sends out. In other words, flexibility exists. Just not infinite flexibility. Kuminga isn’t the only name coming off the trade-eligibility list this week. Also becoming eligible Thursday, per Marks: Sam Merrill Davion Mitchell Paul Reed Ryan Rollins Isaiah Jackson Tre Mann Naz Reid Quentin Grimes Santi Aldama Josh Giddey But Kuminga is the headliner. Whether this leads to action or just more waiting is the next question. What’s clear is that the Warriors now have options. And once options exist, patience tends to run thin. The post Jonathan Kuminga, Sam Merrill, others now officially trade-eligible appeared first on Hoops Wire.

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Kings unwilling to include first-rounder for Warriors’ Jonathan Kuminga

Getty The Kings like Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga. They just don’t like him that much. According to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, Sacramento has been the one team to put real action behind its interest in Kuminga. That much hasn’t changed. What has changed is the price the Kings are willing to pay. Over the summer, league chatter suggested Sacramento was open to including a protected first-round pick in talks for the Warriors forward. Scotto says that is no longer the case. As things stand now, a first-rounder is not on the table, and there’s little indication that stance will shift before the deadline. Kuminga fits the age curve and the athletic profile, but he also comes with an extension decision and real cost uncertainty. From Golden State’s side, that’s a problem. The Warriors have made it clear they aren’t interested in moving Kuminga for spare parts. If Sacramento isn’t willing to part with a first, it’s hard to see traction. Deadlines have a way of changing leverage. But for now, this looks like interest without commitment — and a reminder that liking a player and paying for him are two very different things. The post Kings unwilling to include first-rounder for Warriors’ Jonathan Kuminga appeared first on Hoops Wire.

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