1+1 first round! The last 1 deal this summer? The Warriors rushed

It's him and it's him! Kumingga! Have you thought of it? ! Thanks to nature for its gifts, thanks to the Warriors, I haven't handled Kumingga yet, otherwise I really don't know what to write today.

It is reported that the Warriors are still considering submitting an actionable transaction Kumingga plan... Don't panic! There is still another team in the league that is willing to consider a deal with the Warriors to get Kuminga, that is the Kings. If the Warriors insist on wanting Kumingga, they will need to pay at least one first round and a promising young player. To be honest, this is really expensive. However, the king is currently seriously considering whether he should agree to the Warriors' asking price.

The Suns had contacted Kumingga before, but they no longer had any trading draft resources, so it was difficult to meet the Warriors' requirements. As we all know, the Suns' draft assets have been squandering in recent years. Everyone knows that the Lakers only have one first round in 2032 and one second round in 2032 to dominate (all of which were freshly released after this year's draft, otherwise the Lakers would not be able to keep it). The Suns are slightly better, and they can control the first round of future picks: one in 2027 (from the best among the Cavaliers, Jazz or Timberwolves), 2029. Compared to the Lakers' shabby one, the Suns are relatively better, with 2. However, the Suns are probably not willing to use the first round pick easily now. With the current salary structure of the Suns, if there is no draft support in the future, it will probably be difficult to get enough lineup. The Kings are different. In the next seven years, all their first round picks will be in their own hands. Then they also obtained the first round picks from the Spurs in 2027 and the Timberwolves in 2031 through trades. They now have 9 first round picks. So if the Warriors only need a first-round pick and a young player, the Kings can handle it. But the problem is, what does the king want Kumingga for? !

With the Kings' current lineup, adding Kuminga has not become so healthy. Even if you are not conservative next season, the Kings will not be able to enter the playoffs, right? !

47 million Raven

42 million Sabonis

24.5 million DeRozan

18.7 million Monk

14 million Schroeder

11 million Keegan Murray

5 million Salic

5 million Devin Carter

1}15 million Beyond that, what else does the king have? The lineup of

is unreliable no matter how you look at it.

He is the Greater Sacramento, and it will never make people understand what they are going to do.

is the same, otherwise it would not have been bad for so many years, and of course it also has a brief glory. By the way, does anyone understand the King’s short-term glory in the 2022-23 season? How did the king reach the third place in the West that year, and why did he immediately return to the bottom of the fish?

It is reported that the king is still seeking a way to trade Monk and Devin Carter.

You said that the Warriors want a promising young player, the Kings would not think of Devin Carter, right? !

Devin Carter was selected as the 13th pick in the first round of 2024. He is 23 years old this year and is indeed young.

However, this defender, who is ranked 13th and is named Carter, only played 36 games last season, averaging 3.8 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game, doesn't look promising.

You said Devin Carter + 1 first round of Kumingga, what are the Warriors doing?

It is reported that the Warriors are willing to give Kuminga the highest offer for 40 million in two years, but this quotation contract has been rejected by Kuminga. Kuminga is only willing to accept an annual salary of 25 million at the lowest.

Kuminga never understands that this free agent, the more he drags, the less valuable it will be.

It is reported that the Nets are willing to give Thomas a contract with an annual salary of only 15 million, which is not as good as Kumingga.

Not worthy trio👇