Moody Hilde becomes a non-selling product! Warriors King s trading plan, Kumingga s trading is actually dead

The hopes of the Sacramento Kings seeking to get restricted free agent Jonathan Cumingga through trade seem to be fading quickly as they face insurmountable obstacles in their sign-on negotiations with the Golden State Warriors. According to the latest report by The Athletic's well-known reporter Sam Amik today, the Kings insisted on getting at least one of Moses Moody and Buddy Hield in a deal involving Kuminga's first signing and then exchange, but were rejected by the Warriors. "Anyone who says first-round pick protection is the only obstacle to the Kings Warriors signing and then trade is wrong, because the news I got is that the Golden State Warriors don't want Butty Hilde or Moses Moody to leave." The Kings are currently offering a offer for Malik Monk and a protected first-round pick, but negotiations on pick protection have not made progress and are in a deadlock, and that alone is a huge obstacle for any deal. The Warriors provided Cuminga with a qualification offer of $7.9 million as soon as the free agent market began, retaining the right to match him with any contract, and no progress has been made in the renewal negotiations between the two parties.

Kuminga's role in the Golden State Warriors fluctuates greatly, and the outside world has always believed that he has a bad relationship with head coach Steve Cole. But even if all the problems are true, the Warriors don't want to lose Kuminga in vain, and they still want to maximize the value of his trading.

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