Famous reporter: Kumingga will stay in the end but it is just a matter of the contract amount. The Warriors could have exchanged him for Caruso.

August 16th, ESPN famous reporter Ramona Shelburne talked about Kumingga's contract renewal deadlock in the program "NBAToday".

Spears: "If there is a team that wants to get him, it must be because they really want him."

Shelburne: "Yes, but no team has done this so far. In the past few years, many teams have actually offered good offers to get Cuminga. For example, a few years ago, if the Warriors were willing to let Cuminga go, they could have got Caruso. However, I think it's hard to understand, but it's not that complicated, because I think Cuminga will stay with the Warriors in the end, and the only problem is how much salary the Warriors will give him."

"I think there is a simple solution, that is, the Warriors will give him one more year of contract, such as a 2+1 contract. In this way, he can have more control over his contract and get more secure salary. And I do think that the Warriors want to keep him for a long time. Although I I don't know if he should be said to be the cornerstone, but considering that there are many players over 35 years old in the team, the Warriors definitely hope that he can stay in the team for a long time. "

" And I know that the team's boss Lacob also told him that the boss likes him very much. This is also the reason why the Warriors never put him in any trading plan. They see his potential. But the question is not whether he will return to the team, but what kind of mentality he will have when he returns. If he feels himself He was neglected and dissatisfied, so he might have to sit on the bench, which has not helped the team at all. "

" However, since the Warriors traded Butler, they have not reused Kumingga much. The situation was almost the same as choosing Jimmy or Kumingga. After getting Jimmy at the end of the season, the Warriors scored a record of 23 wins and 7 losses. So I think Curry is right, they have the ability to compete for the championship in the new season."