Jazz are pricing themselves out of a Lauri Markkanen trade

Kuminga and Podziemski project as future All-Star talents. They are the crown jewels in the Warriors' next generation. Dunleavy could likely be talked into parting ways with Moody, and maybe even Podziemski, but it's highly unlikely Kuminga will be available for trade this summer. Danny Ainge is clearly testing the waters. He's known to be a fierce negotiator. 

Nevertheless, the Jazz risk pricing Markkanen out of the trade market. He may have enjoyed two strong seasons in Salt Lake City, but he's a one-time All-Star who is a potential secondary or tertiary star in the Bay Area. Golden State won't want to mortgage its entire future on adding the sharpshooting big man.

Markkanen is a high-level talent who could elevate Golden State in the coming years. He is not the type of player you empty the cupboard for, though. The Jazz and Warriors have some negotiating to do if they want to get a deal over the line. Otherwise, Dunleavy should start looking elsewhere for a willing trade partner.