Kumingga s "stubbornness" is not wise at all

It has been a full month since the NBA's offseason this summer. Looking at the 30 teams in the league, most of the teams have received good reinforcements. Only the Warriors were slow to hold on and got stuck in matters related to Kumingga, and this "farce" became increasingly fierce.

According to a joint report by famous reporters Shams and Slater, during the summer league in early July, Kumingga's agent asked the Warriors management for a three-year, $82 million contract, but was rejected by the Warriors. Soon after, the Warriors management provided a new offer of $45 million for two years, but Kumingga chose to refuse.

Sources revealed that the Warriors believe this is the best contract to offer Kuminga. After all, its starting salary is the highest compared to other teams, with a starting salary of $21.7 million next season, but the team option is the second year. The reason why the Warriors management provides such a short contract is actually easy to understand, that is, it is conducive to sending Kumingga away in the new season in order to exchange for more chips. What's special about this contract is that it can be traded after January 15 next year; the new owner who takes over Kumingga can choose not to execute the team option, thereby reaching a new early renewal with Kumingga. This means that both Kumingga and its new owners are relatively friendly.

Once Kumingga plays top-level game performance in the first half of the new season and after being traded to the new owner, he will have the confidence and qualification to pursue a new maximum salary contract. Of course, if he performs poorly, the new owner can refuse to execute the team options, which will not bring huge pressure on the cap space and will not generate so-called bad contracts.

Then why did Kumingga reject this new offer?

According to the additions of the two reporters, Kumingga believes that accepting a two-year contract to give up the veto of the transaction will give the Warriors too much control. At the same time, Kumingga is not in a hurry to reach an agreement with the Warriors, and this farce will continue.

In this way, we can probably know a little bit. Kumingga still chose to "fight" with the Warriors, and the two sides are still in the game.

Kumingga believes that Coach Cole clearly won't give him a stable playing time, so he personally tends to choose outside, which is one of the reasons why he wants to leave the team.

From the author's point of view, Kumingga's "stubbornness" is neither lovely nor rational.

Considering that after the Warriors management communicated with Kumingga ineffectively, they refused all signings and exchanges, they are likely to force him to play next season. If Kumingga does not accept the Warriors' new offer for two years and thus accepts a one-year qualification offer of $7.9 million, both sides will fall into a losing streak.

Since it has reached the point of losing the game to the death, and whether or not Kumingga has little impact on the overall change in the Warriors' combat power, Coach Cole can completely press it on the bench; or hide it directly for a year so that he has no ball to play. By this time next year, without data support, it is probably quite difficult for Ku Mingjia to get a big contract in the free market. After all, the strength cannot match, which also harms the interests of capital. What will the bosses of the other 29 teams in the league view Kumingga? Will you still dare to use him?

In fact, objectively speaking, Kumingga is not an advantage, but has certain value, but it is not matched with Coach Kohl's transmission and cutting system. If you change to a new team, with the blessing of unlimited fire, Kumingga averages more than 20 points per game, which is still no big problem.

If the author is Kumingga, the two parties have reached the current situation, choosing that two-year short contract is also a better choice. Then wait until after the new season, seize every opportunity to show your value; even if you are traded, you will still gain the trust of your new owner. Once your playing time is guaranteed, will you still worry about not being able to produce good-looking data?

Furthermore, I am only 22 years old now and have unparalleled physical conditions, but my skills are not yet perfect, and the future is still unlimited.

Don't worry, take your time, it will be faster.