Refuse 3 for 1! The Warriors officially stop a deal. They may lose the opportunity to strengthen this summer. Curry was cheated?

As we all know, this summer, the Golden State Warriors' signing work is difficult to satisfy.

While all teams in the Western Conference are constantly strengthening, the Warriors have not completed any transactions and signings so far, and have even lost Looney, which obviously makes Warriors fans feel heartbroken.

The time is coming to late July, the summer league has ended, and each team has basically determined the team's 12-14-man roster, and is preparing for the preseason in two months and the upcoming new season.

But when Warriors fans look at their team's current roster lineup, and then look at the Thunder, Clippers, Nuggets and even the Lakers in the West, they are probably full of envy. A large part of the reason why the Warriors did not complete the transaction and sign the contract is that they have not settled Kumingga's contract renewal.

The Warriors' renewal amount for Kumingga was difficult to satisfy Kumingga. The two sides failed to reach an agreement, and the Warriors could only offer him a qualification offer of $7.9 million per year. Now, the negotiations between Kumingga and the Warriors are at a deadlock, and the Warriors have no room or opportunity to complete the signing.

In any case, Kumingga and the Warriors broke up completely. The Warriors' most hope is to complete Kumingga's signing first and then exchange, and exchange him for some assets.

At present, some teams are willing to trade Kumingga with the Warriors.

Recently, the famous reporter Shams talked about Kumingga while doing a show.

"The news I got is that the Suns and the Kings have made specific offers to the Warriors over the past week or so. These two teams are the teams that are most interested in Kumingga, and they both promise to provide him with important playing time and starting level roles. This is exactly what Kumingga desires most at the moment."

According to Clutch Points reporter Brett Siegel, the Kings are willing to provide Devin Carter + Saric + 1 protected first-round chip quotation Kumingga. The Warriors are only interested in King Keegan Murray and Ellis, and have no intention of taking over Monk's contract. The 3-for-1 transaction plan given by the Kings is actually quite sincere. Because, according to the degree to which Kumingga and the Warriors are now in a stalemate, Kumingga is very likely to accept qualification quotations, play with the Warriors for another year, and then become a full free agent next year. By then, the Warriors will not be able to fall for anything.

In contrast, the Warriors regard Kumingga as a treasure when trading, and when they don’t trade, they think Kumingga is useless. It seems that Kuminga is trying to take the Warriors hard, which makes sense.

The problem is that if the Warriors don't deal with Kumingga's affairs, they will not be able to sign other players, otherwise there will be no room, which greatly restricts the Warriors' signings during the offseason.

Moreover, so far, the Kings and the Suns have expressed their interest in Kumingga. At the same time, only the Kings have given a relatively clear trading plan. Although the plan is not a high price, it is quite reasonable, but it was rejected by the Warriors.

We don't know what the Warriors are planning. Do you really want Kumingga to leave without hesitation? That would be too much of a loss.

Having said that, if the Warriors are just thinking about these small profits at the moment, they will really be cheating Curry. There is not much oil in Curry's fuel tank, so you can't stand such squandering and waste. I hope Dunleavy and Cole can take care of themselves!