Former Denver Nuggets forward Kenyon Martin blasted Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr for how he handled Jonathan Kuminga

If you're a Warriors fan looking for clarification or encouragement in regard to Jonathan Kuminga signing with Golden State, Steph Curry has nothing for you.

Kuminga — the No. 7 overall pick in 2021 — is a restricted free agent with a qualifying offer of approximately $7.9 million, which grants the Warriors matching rights. Kuminga is reportedly seeking a new deal worth between $25 million and $30 million per year.

Sources reported "no significant traction on the Jonathan Kuminga front over the weekend. His future remains uncertain.

If Horford does decide to play, the Golden State Warriors are the favorites to land him, according to long-time NBA insider Marc Stein. The Los Angeles Lakers were also in the running for Horford, but signing centers Deandre Ayton and Jaxson Hayes earlier this summer likely takes them out of the running.

The Golden State Warriors are reportedly considering trading Jonathan Kuminga to the Sacramento Kings for Devin Carter and two second-round picks. Kuminga's impressive playoff performance has increased his value,

The Chicago Bulls are stuck in NBA mediocrity as a perennial play-in loser with no clear path toward contention. Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley can change that by closing a deal that sends Coby White,

However, according to a recent report, some interesting scenarios could play out. According to CBS Sports' Brad Botkin, there are several ways this could unfold. With the Golden State Warriors looking to trade Jonathan Kuminga, it's possible they could be looking at White as a potential trade candidate.