The starter will be made every night and the game will be ended every night. The media mocked Kumingga for being worried about his IQ.

The Warriors are the only team in the league that has not signed any free agents this summer. Their deadlock with Kumingga has been going on for three months. Recently, its agent said that Kumingga is interested in signing the earliest one-year qualification contract of $7.9 million.

Less than two weeks left before the start of the new season training camp, and there are still only 9 official players on the Warriors' roster. The outside media generally predict that once the contract issue of Kumingga is settled, the Warriors will immediately have three veterans, Horford, Melton, and Payton Jr. As of today, there is no result in this contract negotiation.

Kuminga's agent Turner said on the Bay Area Radio program:Kuminga wants a chance to start every night and end the game every night. He wants to be the core of the team. This is no secret. This is his goal of hard training. He has no reason not to think so.

Interestingly, when Turner answered the host's question in the front, Kumingga was shooting training behind him.

Previously, there was news that the Kumingga team believed that if Kumingga entered the free market, there would be 10 to 12 teams with salary space that might pursue him, and the Bay Area reporter asked: Are there really so many teams?

The team proudly answered: The top wing players under the age of 35 are currently scarce in the market, and at that time there will be at least 6 teams who have room to pursue him, so there is great potential in it.

Tencent commentator Wang Meng has a consistent view with some NBA media. US media believes that Kumingga is talented except for the top, and Wang Meng shows from all his performances that Kumingga failed to prove that he can integrate into the Warriors tactical system and adds some benefits to it.

Judging from personal data, Kumingga's personal scoring ability is not weak. He can contribute 15.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.2 assists in the regular season within 24 minutes. In the playoffs, he contributed 15.3 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.3 assists in 23 minutes of playing time. However, last season, the Warriors lost 15.8 points in a hundred rounds in the playoffs, performing the worst among all core rotation lines in the team, ranking 15th.