The Golden State Warriors may regret allowing the Los Angeles Lakers to steal one of their standouts from the Summer League.

The Golden State Warriors reportedly shut down the Sacramento Kings' trade offer for one of their young forwards.

According to a July 24 report from ESPN's Shams Charania, Kuminga is happy to remain patient and explore his options in free agency. Charania noted how right now, Kuminga isn't accepting the Warriors' current offers, although he is open to exploring his options, both with Golden State and other teams around the NBA.

As Shams Charania explained Thursday on NBA Today, there isn't any indication that the stalemate is going to end any time soon, as he spoke with Kuminga at a workout in Miami that morning. "He did tell me that he is in absolutely no rush to do a deal with the Warriors right now,

Shams Charania reported on ESPN's NBA Today that the Suns and Sacramento Kings have made sign-and-trade offers to the Golden State Warriors for the 6-foot-7 forward Kuminga, whose stock has risen with the Warriors over the past four seasons.

Golden State Warriors are eyeing veterans Al Horford and De’Anthony Melton. However, the team is also considering alternatives. Thomas Bryant is a potential target if Horford doesn't sign. Bryant played in the NBA Finals with the Indiana Pacers.

Kuminga has struggled to break into Steve Kerr's primary rotation since being drafted by the franchise. Therefore, he's wise to be dragging his heels on another contract. However, a prolonged negotiation period isn't good for anyone. So, Warriors fans will undoubtedly be hoping a deal can be reached at some point in the near future.

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The Golden State Warriors only have nine players under contract heading into the 2025-26 NBA season. There's been no movement from the franchise during the opening three weeks of NBA free agency. Rumors linking the Warriors to Al Horford and a return for De'Anthony Melton are yet to materialize.