Kumingga s net worth can be 125 million in 5 years, the agent is benchmarked against Johnson s contract, the Warriors want Antetokounmpo

When the quotation of 16 team executives was on the table, Kumingga's contract negotiations suddenly became the league's most lively bet - the average salary span of the lowest 17 million and the highest 25 million was like a dazzling crack, reflecting everyone's cognitive differences about the 21-year-old striker.

agent Aaron Turner slammed the table with Jaylen Johnson's 5-year 150 million contract. They knew too well the difference between these two young men: Johnson had already secured the start of the Hawks, while Kumingga was still in and out of the Warriors' rotation, and even Cole was pressed on the bench at critical moments in the playoffs. But Turner's words also hit the nail on the head - in the playoffs against the Lakers last year, Cumingan's dunk through thick eyebrows clearly hid the superstar embryo of the same style as Johnson. The Suns' quote is like a touchstone. Grayson Allen's expiration contract + Richards' rebounding ability + Iguodala's veteran experience, and tied up with draft picks, is enough to make many teams excited. Warriors fans were caring in the forum and thought it was a big profit, but the uniforms team's eyes had long passed Phoenix and turned to Milwaukee - they were waiting for the 2025 Antetokounmpo contract window, and Kumingga's contract must become the most eye-catching puzzle in the trading chips, rather than cashing in now.

So the 2-3-year contract plan that the Warriors threw out is more like the carefully designed shackles. The average salary of 22 million to 25 million is a little higher than the average valuation of executives, but far lower than the expectations of Kumingga's team. The most important thing is that time node: the new season will only be traded three months after the start of the new season, and it just happened to be stuck in January next year. It can not only catch up with the negotiating table of Antetokounmpo's trading, but also prevent Kumingga from becoming an opponent's weapon immediately.

The core of this game has never been money. What Kumingga wants is Jaylen Johnson's level recognition, what the Warriors want is the flexibility to chase Antetokounmpo, and what the Suns are doing is to take advantage of the situation. When Kumingga finished the last three-pointer in the training hall, the Warriors mark on his jersey was not warmed up yet, but in the team's future blueprint, he was more like a weight that needed to accurately calculate weight. The disagreement among the

league executives may be the most real: some people saw his three key steals in the playoffs, and some people remembered his 11 regular season turnovers. But the Warriors' abacus has already dialed very loudly - if 25 million can lock in a bargaining chip that may become an All-Star, this investment is really cost-effective in front of Antetokounmpo.