The Golden State Warriors have had as underwhelming an offseason as anyone would have imagined, as it is a week into September and they are still the only NBA team that has not added a player through trade or free agency.
Kevin Durant shocked the basketball world when he decided to leave the Oklahoma City Thunder and join the Golden State Warriors in 2016. While Warriors players were overjoyed by the decision, Durant thought for a time that Stephen Curry was pissed off.
The negotiations between the top restricted free agents and their respective franchises finally saw a deal get struck early in September, as Brooklyn Nets free agent guard Cam Thomas decided to control his future and accept the qualifying offer from the Nets.
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Every day the Earth goes around the sun, a new report or speculation is made about Jonathan Kuminga and the Warriors’ situation. The Warriors would love to sign Kuminga to a 2-year, $45 million deal, with a team option for the second year.
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The story of the offseason with the Golden State Warriors has centered around one player, that being Jonathan Kuminga. Now that fellow restricted free agent Cam Thomas has agreed to sign his qualifying offer with a no-trade clause, it means that a decision from Kuminga and the other two restricted free agents could be coming soon.
As of Friday, seven of the NBA’s 30 teams are carrying at least 15 players on fully guaranteed contracts and are unlikely to have many additional offseason acquisitions in store.
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The Atlanta Hawks have officially signed forward Javan Johnson and guard Dwight Murray Jr. to their offseason roster, the team announced Wednesday in a press release.
It has been an underwhelming offseason thus far for the Golden State Warriors as they have failed to make any additions to their roster outside of the 2025 draft.
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