The Golden State Warriors could look to get aggressive ahead of the trade deadline. The Golden State Warriors have a 13-12 record and they have been an average team to this point.
The Golden State Warriors, like most other NBA teams, are also looking to improve their roster in the trade window. The Dubs are in the market to sign a new forward, and their eyes are on the New Orleans Pelicans star Trey Murphy III.
The Chicago Bulls are once again surfacing as a team to watch in the Jonathan Kuminga sweepstakes. The Golden State Warriors forward’s role continues to shrink and league-wide trade chatter intensifies.
The Bulls don’t appear to have any real interest in pursuing Anthony Davis, but they remain a team to watch when it comes to Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga, according to Marc Stein of The Stein Line.
The Golden State Warriors benched Jonathan Kuminga on Sunday, and since, there have been multiple reports that they will try to trade him when he's first eligible to be dealt on January 15.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
Trade season is just about underway in the NBA with several players becoming trade eligible on Dec. 15. With that has come several rumors, including one by NBC Sports Bay Area's Dalton Johnson that the Phoenix Suns remain interested in Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga.
The Golden State Warriors returned to practice this week with Stephen Curry back in the fold and questions still circling forward Jonathan Kuminga as the Dubs return to action on Friday.
The Warriors are expected to weigh trade possibilities involving Jonathan Kuminga. Kuminga sat out Golden State’s 123-91 win over the Chicago Bulls, adding another layer to an increasingly complicated situation.
The Warriors are increasingly expected to explore a Jonathan Kuminga trade once he becomes eligible on Jan. 15, with league sources anticipating movement sometime before the Feb.
The Golden State Warriors are expected to explore trade options for Jonathan Kuminga. The Golden State Warriors did not play Jonathan Kuminga in their 123-91 win over the Chicago Bulls.
As rumors surround the Golden State Warriors about the trade scenarios the team could do once the trade deadline comes around, there’s no doubt that one player in the franchise that’s been around much speculation is Jonathan Kuminga.
NBA trade speculation intensified this week after ESPN proposed a four-team hypothetical deal involving the Los Angeles Lakers, Golden State Warriors, Dallas Mavericks and Charlotte Hornets — a scenario that would send Anthony Davis to Golden State while routing Draymond Green and Jonathan Kuminga to Dallas.
Jonathan Kuminga becomes trade-eligible on January 15, and the chatter hasn’t slowed after his DNP in Sunday’s loss at Chicago. Coach Steve Kerr acknowledged Kuminga’s situation when asked Wednesday, via ESPN’s Anthony Slater.
The Golden State Warriors appear to be looking to trade Jonathan Kuminga before the trade deadline. Jonathan Kuminga can’t be traded until January 15th, but given how his role with the Golden State Warriors has diminished, all arrows point to him being moved.
One NBA analyst believes the Golden State Warriors could move Jonathan Kuminga in exchange for a center who fits well alongside Stephen Curry. The situation around Kuminga has become increasingly unstable, and the Warriors appear to be running out of time to sort things out.
The Golden State Warriors are once again at a crossroads regarding Jonathan Kuminga’s future. This past offseason, the Golden State Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga engaged in a tug of war over the young star’s future with the franchise.
Anyone who believed that $48 million anticlimax was the end was naive. The Warriors front office and Jonathan Kuminga ended the offseason stalemate with the grown-up equivalent of a kindergarten schoolyard pinky promise.
At some point you stop calling it a “rough patch” and start calling it what it is. The Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga feel like they’ve reached the end of whatever this partnership was supposed to be.
Jonathan Kuminga has dropped out of the Warriors‘ rotation again, and sources tell Anthony Slater of ESPN that the team plans to explore trade offers in the upcoming weeks.
The Golden State Warriors wrapped up a 2-1 road trip without the injured Steph Curry and Draymond Green. In Sunday's 123-91 shellacking of the Chicago Bulls, they also played without the healthy Jonathan Kuminga.