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15 September 2025

• [Newsweek] - Former Warriors Star Trolls Draymond Green on Social Media
  A former Golden State Warriors guard liked an Instagram post that mocked current Warrior Draymond Green's basketball skills.
• [ClutchPoints] - NBA rumors: Joe Lacob refused to include Jonathan Kuminga in Alex Caruso trade talks
  Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob is reportedly an avid supporter of Jonathan Kuminga, which led to the team declining a reported offer from the Chicago Bulls for Alex Caruso. While Kuminga has yet to accept a qualifying offer for 2025-26, the Warriors’ negotiating a long-term deal has turned into a stalemate two weeks before […] The post appeared first on .
• [Yahoo Sports] - Warriors reportedly increased offer to Jonathan Kuminga, but staring contest continues as deadline approaches
  We’re starting to get rumblings of some movement in the long-stagnant stalemate between the Golden State Warriors and forward Jonathan Kuminga.
• [Sporting News] - Jonathan Kuminga faces $75.2M question: Take Warriors' offer or bet on himself
  Jonathan Kuminga must choose: accept the Warriors’ $75.2M offer or gamble on the qualifying deal. His decision could shape Golden State’s future.
• [Newsweek] - Warriors' Steph Curry Disrespected by Mario Chalmers
  A former NBA player and champion compiled a list of top point guards ever, excluding Golden State Warriors icon Stephen Curry.
• [NBC Sports] - Warriors reportedly up offer to Jonathan Kuminga to three years, $75.2 million, but stalemate remains
  The Warriors want a team option on the third year to make it a more tradable contract, Kuminga wants more control than that.
• [NBC Sports Bay Area] - Warriors reportedly upped Jonathan Kuminga contract offer to three years, $75.2M
  It seems the Warriors are eager to put the Jonathan Kuminga saga to rest. After , Golden State, late last week, upped its contract offer to the restricted free-agent forward to three years and $75.2 million with a team option for the third season, ESPN’s Shams Charania and Anthony Slater , citing sources. The Warriors, according to Charania and Slater, are requesting the same framework as their previous two-year, $45 million offer, with the team option and Kuminga waiving his inherent no-trade clause. Golden State’s unwillingness to budge on the team option in both of their offers, according to ESPN, is a major part of the holdup. However, the Warriors also have offered Kuminga a three-year, $54 million fully guaranteed non-team-option deal as well, ESPN reported, citing sources. Kuminga and his agent, Aaron Turner, according to ESPN, presented the Warriors a counteroffer in the last week, which is a one-year deal on a negotiable number, which essentially is a “souped-up” version of the $7.9-million qualifying offer. This proposal would give Kuminga a financial bump for the 2025-26 NBA season while allowing him to become an unrestricted free agent next summer and giving Golden State the opportunity to use his contract as an expiring deal at the trade deadline. The Warriors, according to ESPN, declined the concept. Kuminga was selected by Golden State with the No. 7 pick in the 2021 NBA Draft, and in four seasons with the Warriors, has averaged 12.5 points, 4 rebounds and 1.8 assists on 50.7-percent shooting from the field and 33.2 percent from 3-point range in 22 minutes per game while struggling to maintain a consistent role in coach Steve Kerr’s rotations. It appears increasingly likely he will remain with the team for his fifth NBA season, but in what capacity, remains to be seen.
• [Total Pro Sports] - REPORT: Golden State Warriors Put Stronger Deal On The Table For Jonathan Kuminga Amid Stalled Negotiations
  Jonathan Kuminga’s trade saga continues to grow in tension. The Golden State Warriors’ star is expected to make a bold move with the franchise ahead of the season. The franchise did not make many roster changes this offseason, but the key presence, including Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, remains focused for a solid season ahead. …
• [Fansided: Blue Man Hoop] - Warriors' huge Jonathan Kuminga draft blunder has one clear culprit
  This was all so close to being avoided.
• [ClutchPoints] - Warriors rumors: Why Jonathan Kuminga hasn’t accepted ‘organizational burning’ qualifying offer
  With only nine of their 15 roster spots officially filled two weeks prior to team training camp, the Golden State Warriors’ stalement with Jonathan Kuminga continues into mid-September without a resolution. Ahead of the team’s October 1 deadline, the Warriors reportedly offered Kuminga a $75.2 million deal, including a team-option for the third year, which […] The post appeared first on .