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Warriors’ Kuminga Ends Holdout on Team-Friendly Deal
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The Golden State Warriors can finally move forward with a complete roster at training camp after restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga agreed to a new deal, ESPN’s Shams Charania reported Tuesday.
“Breaking: Ending a summer-long stalemate, Jonathan Kuminga has agreed to a two-year, $48.5 million contract to return to the Golden State Warriors, agent Aaron Turner told ESPN.
Ultimately, Kuminga chose guaranteed money, ending a standoff that had cast a cloud over the Warriors’ offseason.
Role and ExpectationsKuminga is now the fourth-highest paid player on the Warriors roster behind Stephen Curry ($59.6 million), Jimmy Butler ($54.1 million), and Draymond Green ($25.9 million).
Here are all of Steve Kerr’s answers today in relation to the Jonathan Kuminga contract stalemate.