The Milwaukee Bucks chose not to trade for Jonathan Kuminga because they didn't want to give up a fan-favorite, per reports.

The Golden State Warriors have quietly maneuvered through the offseason without making any major roster changes. No trades, no free-agent signings, and no fresh additions have stir

Slater suggested that Jonathan Kuminga is prepared to bet on himself by accepting the Warriors' $7.9M expiring qualifying offer.

The Sacramento Kings have been urged to pursue a restricted free agent with a "better fit" than Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga.

In some aspects, that mindset to prioritize internal growth and development as opposed to bringing in free agent veterans can be a positive, but in the eyes of ClutchPoints' Jedd Pagaduan, it may actually end up hurting the Jazz in the long run.

According to The Athletic, an anonymous league executive revealed just how much value some around the NBA see in Kuminga. The executive shared that he would be willing to offer Kuminga a five-year, $125 million contract, even comparing him favorably to Minnesota Timberwolves forward Jaden McDaniels.

History often repeats in the NBA. Teams usually keep young, talented players on a short leash. That builds frustration, trust fades, and before long, both sides are looking to part ways.