Reject 45 million for 2 years! Accept 7.9 million for 1 year! Kuming retreats to advance, it is too difficult for the Warriors

One month after the NBA free agent trading market started, the league teams spent more than US$3.2 billion in total, and many stars have won their dream contracts, which is a gratifying congratulations. However, since many teams lack salary space this offseason, there are still many young talents in the league who are in trouble, such as Thomas of the Nets, Grimes of the 76ers, Kiddy of the Bulls and Kumingga of the Warriors. The teams have successively offered qualification quotes for them, and they are eager for a long-term contract of $30 million in annual salary. There are only two ways in front of them: either make concessions and compromises, or break the ball to death. Thomas, Grimes and Kiddy all have room to compromise, while Kumingga and the Warriors are moving in the direction of hurting each other. The contract renewal negotiations between Kumingga and the Warriors lasted for a year, and the two sides fought wits and courage, which were roughly divided into two stages. The first stage is asking for a bargain! Last season, the Warriors provided him with a contract of 30 million yuan in annual salary, but Kumingga flatly refused and insisted on a long contract that was close to the maximum salary. After the free agent trading market opened, the Warriors offered a one-year qualification offer of US$7.9 million, which became a restricted free agent. However, Cummingga has not received the offer for a long time. During the summer league, Kumingga took the initiative to lower the price and proposed a three-year, US$82 million contract renewal contract to the Warriors, but the Warriors flatly refused and only wanted to provide Cumingga with a two-year, US$45 million short contract. The Warriors insisted on adding the team option to the contract and asked Cumingga to give up the trade veto. The second stage is to sign first and then change. According to reports from NBA famous reporter Shams, the Kumingga team has been exploring the possibility of signing first and then changing. The main negotiating targets are the Kings and the Suns, and the best offer they received is close to $90 million in four years. However, whether it is the King or the Sun, the quotes they provide cannot satisfy the Warriors. Among them, the Kings promised to give Kumingga the starting position, and Kumingga also wanted to go, but they were only willing to give a first-round pick with additional conditions + a potential rotation player, while the Warriors hoped to get an unprotected first-round pick. The Suns' offer was O'Neal + Richards + 4 second round picks, so the Warriors naturally would not agree.

Kuminga's contract renewal negotiations with the Warriors are very different, and the door to signing is basically closed. NBA famous reporter Shams pointed out incisively: The Warriors have sent out signals and plan to completely terminate the option of signing first and then exchange, make full use of the team's advantages in Kumingga's restricted player status and force Kumingga to stay! Kumingga is not willing to compromise. According to Shams, Kumingga will not be in a hurry to reach an agreement with the Warriors and drag it to the end! He would rather get $14 million less in the new season in exchange for a trade veto and a full free agent next summer.

Reject 45 million for 2 years and accept 7.9 million for 1 year. Where does Kumingga get the confidence and bet? Last season, Kumingga averaged 24 minutes per game for the Warriors, scoring 15.3 points + 4.6 rebounds + 2.2 assists + 0.8 steals per game. If converted to 36 minutes, Kumingga averaged 22.6 points + 6.8 rebounds + 3.3 assists + 1.2 steals per game. Kumingjia has outstanding physical fitness and a strong playing style. He is just 22 years old, so it is no wonder that he has the ambition to insist on asking for a big contract. In Shams' words, Kumingga believes that the Warriors have both hindered his career and delayed his growth over the past 4 years, and he believes that he has the ability to start and get better.

Kuminga retreats to advance, and being young is his capital, but for the Warriors, it is an indisputable fact that Kuminga does not match the Warriors' system. It's a pity to give up if you eat it, it's too difficult to give it up! Especially with Butler's joining, Kumingga is a hero's useless place in the Warriors! More importantly, the Warriors really don’t have the salary space to satisfy Kumingga’s appetite. At present, the Warriors have only 9 formal contracts, with a total salary of up to US$170 million, exceeding the salary cap (US$154.6 million), and are only one step away from the luxury tax collection line (US$187 million), the first tyrant line (US$195 million) and the second tyrant line (US$208 million). To take a step back, even if the Warriors retain Kuminga at market price, they may not be enough to compete with Western powerhouses such as the Thunder, Nuggets, Rockets, and Clippers. Instead of spending money to be beaten, it is better to make careful calculations! Love is at the end, but it is hard to stop the water. Kumingga and the Warriors are hurting each other. It is only a matter of time before they part ways. It depends on how the Warriors can maximize the surplus value of Kumingga! Fans, what do you think about this? Let me leave me a comment and discuss it.