The story of the courage: King Sun is most interested in Kumingga, and the quote also affects the latter s mentality

Today, Warriors reporter Anthony Slater wrote an article covering the latest progress in the Kumingga incident.

Kuminga explored her own market this summer and listened to opinions from many parties besides the Warriors. The King of Sacramento (three years, about $63 million to $66 million) and Phoenix Suns (four years, about $80 million to $88 million) showed the strongest interest in him. Although they failed to propose a sign-on and then exchange plan that satisfies the Warriors, it has obviously had an impact on Kumingga's mentality.

Cummingga's agent Aaron Turner said: "He (Cummingga) had a chance to listen to other teams. You know, he spent some time in Sacramento and met General Manager Scott Perry and coach Doug Christie. The Suns also made an offer to him. There are other teams that might be preparing for 2026 or 2027. But they all said, 'Hey, we want you to be yourself. We don't want you to change anything. We want to put the ball in your hands and give you a huge opportunity to show yourself.'"

Turner compared what Cumingga could get on other teams with the Warriors. He said Kumingga was not opposed to returning to the Warriors, but if he went back, he would have to suppress his personal ambitions. Such sacrifices should be taken seriously in contract negotiations.