And now, NBA insider Jake Fischer has revealed that Kuminga and his camp were hopeful for a sign-and-trade scenario with the Chicago Bulls. That interest wasn’t one-sided.

As the NBA prepares to disperse from its annual summer gathering in Las Vegas, the Warriors remain its only team without a non-draft trade or signing since June 30 when free agency began. Kuminga ...

Kuminga has always been a high efficiency player, with a career shooting percentage of 50.7 percent. He’s heading into his fifth season in the NBA and is still only 22-years-old.

There was a Jonathan Kuminga sign-and-trade scenario that would have been acceptable to the Golden State Warriors. But that ship has already sailed. According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, a ...

Jonathan Kuminga Warriors' Jonathan Kuminga decision key to ‘bleak' NBA future, per Zach Lowe By Vince Lontz • Published July 16, 2025 • Updated on July 16, 2025 at 3:05 pm ...

The Golden State Warriors' offseason saga with Jonathan Kuminga got a recent update as Summer League is on the horizon.

The post NBA rumors: Kings’ Jonathan Kuminga trade efforts with Warriors make ‘zero progress’ appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Sacramento Kings are trying to make a push to acquire Golden ...

Kuminga’s asking price, rumored near $25 million per year, is scaring off suitors. He’s shown flashes of what could be, but Kuminga’s fit-in team-first systems and up-and-down play makes him ...

No significant traction on the Jonathan Kuminga front over the weekend, per sources. Restricted free agency around the NBA remains ice cold. Conversations and little action.

One of the Golden State Warriors' young centers is turning heads after his statement regarding Jonathan Kuminga.

Kuminga has averaged 12.5 points on 50.7 percent shooting from the field in four NBA seasons since being selected by the Warriors at No. 7 overall in the 2021 draft.

Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy said the way Jonathan Kuminga stepped up after Steph Curry got hurt vs Minnesota is “a big reason why I want to bring him back” in an ESPN halftime interview.