The Warriors' stalemate with Jonathan Kuminga has prevented any movement, but a push for the Greek Freak could still be in the cards

Even though the Golden State Warriors getting Jonathan Kuminga to sign the qualifying offer could be seen as a good thing if it happens since it's a cheap one-year deal, at least one NBA executive thinks it would be a disastrous result for the team.

A rival executive believes Jonathan Kuminga has the power to royally screw over the Warriors this offseason with just one simple trick: accepting a well-below-market-value contract.

Jonathan Kuminga's potential departure from the Golden State Warriors has sparked sign-and-trade discussions, with the Chicago Bulls emerging as a possible destination. The Warriors are reportedly interested in acquiring Jalen Smith and Ayo Dosunmu from the Bulls.

According to a July 24 report from ESPN's Shams Charania, Kuminga is happy to remain patient and explore his options in free agency. Charania noted how right now, Kuminga isn't accepting the Warriors' current offers, although he is open to exploring his options, both with Golden State and other teams around the NBA.

The Golden State Warriors showcased an impressive effort in the 2024-25 NBA season. They made a significant mid-season acquisition by trading for star player Jimmy Butler, which proved beneficial for the franchise.