The Golden State Warriors can end their stalemate with Jonathan Kuminga if they make one key change to any of their most recent proposals.
Appearing on The Hoop Collective Podcast to discuss the situation, Kuminga’s agent, Aaron Turner, told ESPN’s Brian Windhorst and Anthony Slater his client would accept a two-year or three-year offer if they changed the team option for the final season to a player option:
“If [the Warriors] want to win now, if you want a guy that’s happy and treated fairly who is a big part of this team, we believe, moving forward, you give him the player option,” Turner said. “You do lose a little of that trade value [giving that up]. But if it’s about the here and now, you give him that. You don’t get a perfect deal, but you get a pretty good deal and he gets to feel respected about what he gets and we all move on and worry about winning, helping Steph [Curry].”
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