NBA market update: Warriors refuse to trade Kuminga for Sika Gibson was cut and multiple people were guaranteed contracts

On January 8, Beijing time, the latest developments in the NBA league market came, the Warriors refused to trade Kuminga for Siakam, the Warriors are likely not to make a trade before the trade deadline, the Cavaliers will not trade Mitchell, the Siakam deal is difficult to reach in the short term, the 38-year-old veteran Gibson was cut, and many players received full guaranteed contracts.

The Warriors refused to trade Kuminga for Siakam

NBC reporter Kurt Helin reported that the Raptors asked the Warriors to pay Kuminga for getting Sika, but the Warriors were unwilling to meet the asking price, and the Warriors could also replace Kuminga with Moody, but the Raptors wanted more than that, they also wanted to get one more potential young man or draft pick.

The Warriors refused to trade Kuminga for Siakam, and American reporters said the Warriors believe he is expected to become an All-Star in the future.

With Paul having surgery for a fractured left hand and an expected 4-6 week injury, and the Warriors refusing to trade Kuminga, it is believed that the Warriors will likely hold their arms before the trade deadline and then wait until the summer to make some tough decisions.

The Raptors will struggle to broker a Sika trade anytime soon

According to reports, the Raptors' next home options in the Sika trade are dwindling and are far from a deal with any team. Sika shows no signs of being traded anytime soon.

Previously, the Raptors reached a big deal with the Knicks, the Raptors sent away Anunoby, Achiuwa and Flynn, in exchange for Barrett and Quickley, the Raptors continued to peddle Siakam, but the current deal is difficult to reach, and the Warriors asked for Kuminga was refused;

The Cavaliers won't trade Mitchell who is also happy with the team

According to Cavaliers reporter Chris Fedor, the Cavaliers don't have any interest in trading Mitchell at this time, saying: "I've talked to Mitchell about this many times and he's happy with where he is right now. He's happy to be part of the Cavaliers, he believes in this team, he believes in this lineup. He helped the team recruit Niang and Strus. Because after going through the series against the Knicks, he knew the Cavaliers needed to improve their shooting and space if they wanted to take the next step as a team.

Knicks cut veteran Gibson and Alcidiano gets a fully guaranteed contract

The Knicks officially announced that the team has cut veteran Ty Gibson, Gibson returned to the Knicks last summer on a one-year contract with a final salary, and his contract will be fully guaranteed today, and after cutting Gibson, the Knicks' roster has freed up a vacant spot, which gives them more operational flexibility before the deadline to make a two-for-one or three-for-two trade.

The Knicks converted Alcidiacono's contract to a fully guaranteed contract, and last summer, they signed a one-year, $2.01 million contract.

So far this season, the 38-year-old Gibson has played 10 games for the Knicks, averaging 1.4 points, 1.8 rebounds, 0.5 assists and 0.6 blocks in 9.7 minutes per game, while Alcidiacono has played 13 games, averaging 2 minutes per game, 0.5 rebounds, 0.2 assists and 0.1 steals.

According to reports, the Knicks originally planned to trade Randle, and after bringing in Anunoby, the Knicks intended to keep Randle at least until the end of the season.

Two Rockets players are guaranteed contracts

Rockets reporter Kelly Iko reported that the Rockets will fully guarantee the contracts of Aaron Holiday and Boban this season, and last summer, Aaron Holiday and Boban both signed a one-year veteran base salary with the Rockets, the former at $2.35 million and the latter at $2.89 million.

So far this season, Aaron Holiday has averaged 7 points, 1.9 rebounds and 1.8 assists in 32 appearances for the Rockets, while Boban has averaged 2.4 points, 2.4 rebounds and 0.8 assists in 5 minutes per game in 5 appearances.

The Kings are expected to re-sign Anderson on a 10-day contract

 According to Kings reporter James Ham, the Kings have cut Toscano Anderson and are expected to sign a 10-day contract with the Kings after Anderson's waiver period, with him able to re-sign as early as January 10.

The Kings moved to maintain roster flexibility, and so far this season, Anderson has played in eight games, averaging 0.3 points, 0.6 rebounds and 0.4 assists per game.