The Golden State Warriors already lost Klay Thompson this offseason and they'll have to be careful with what they do about Jonathan Kuminga. Kuminga is reportedly expecting a big contract extension offer heading into his fourth season in the NBA like some of the other players selected in the 2021 NBA Draft.

Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga kept it real when discussing his contract situation ahead of possibly hitting free agency.

According to multiple insiders, the Warriors were reluctant to part with Kuminga in deals that would have landed them either George or Markkanen this offseason. By adding either All-Star, the Warriors would have given the aging Stephen Curry a chance to compete for a championship. Curry turns 37 in March.

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After an offseason of trade rumors, Jonathan Kuminga said he feels like the Warriors front office believes in him.

Jonathan Kuminga doesn't yet have an extension, news that serves as a reminder of how pivotal this season is for the Congo native and Golden State Warriors. HoopsHype recently released their top-100 list, and Kuminga's placement deserves conversation, as it alludes to where many believe he belongs regarding NBA tiers.

Golden State Warriors' Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody have not signed rookie contract extensions. According to The Athletic's Anthony Slater, Golden State has not made significant progress toward a deal with either of them.