Reporter: Compared to getting young potential players from the Kings, the Warriors focus on draft picks

According to NBA reporter Sam Amick on a blog show, the Warriors and Kumingga were revealed.

Sam Amick said: "Warriors coach Steve Cole is obviously sometimes unhappy with Jonathan Cumingga's limitations in the game, and it's clear that the Warriors are willing to let it go. What they are trying to fight for now is that the team really needs that salary. You know, they can really strengthen the roster and work hard to continue the era of Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, and there aren't many ways to add Jimmy Butler. If Jonathan Cumingga accepts the qualification offer, then by February's trade deadline, the team will be very limited in bringing in players that can really make a difference. So, I mean, they're trying to find one The strategy of both worlds, and this is back to a stalemate between the two sides.

So, I feel that the focus of the Warriors is that, first of all, someone actually told me that Keegan Murray and Keon Ellis were not included in the scope of discussion at all, which is worth mentioning. In addition, if the Warriors' focus is indeed on draft picks, and the Kings turn the 2030 first-round draft picks into completely unprotected according to the Warriors' requirements, then I think if the Kings agree to this, this deal should be achieved. So, compared to getting other young potential players from the Kings, their focus seems to be on this draft pick more."