Ouch hey, Kuminga, this kid really dares! As soon as he opened his mouth, he had to pay a maximum salary, and the Warriors management would not be able to rectify it. But then again, people are also the pride of the post-00s, why are they a head shorter than their brothers in the same class?
A preseason streak is pretty good, but unfortunately it has nothing to do with real money. The focus depends on whether Kuminga can carry the banner of the second leader in the regular season. This kid wasn't idle in the offseason, and his three-point shooting rate soared to more than 50%, so it seems that he has put a lot of effort into it.
If you want me to say, the warriors can learn to be smart this time. Last time, Poole made them miserable, and this time they don't dare to pay for it easily. The $150 million contract is not a small amount, but in Kuminga's eyes, it is not enough. This kid has a lot of appetite, so he has to ask for a maximum salary of 224 million.
But then again, if Kuminga can really play in the new season, the Warriors can't afford to pay for it. The key depends on whether he can really become Curry's right-hand man. After all, in these days, it is not easy for a single-core team to break into the playoffs in the West.
Kerr put Kuminga in the starting No. 3 and Wiggins in the No. 2 position, and the meaning couldn't be more obvious - it was to give Kuminga more opportunities to prove himself. The ball and the right to shoot are all given to you, it depends on whether you can really carry the banner.
This season was an important turning point for Kuminga. played out, the maximum salary contract is indispensable; If the performance is mediocre, it will be repriced by the market. But then again, at the age of 22, the potential is unlimited, and the future is still long.
Watching the brothers of the same class win big contracts one by one, Kuminga definitely didn't feel good in his heart. However, the Warriors also have their own considerations. After all, the NBA is a results-oriented league, and it is not enough to have potential, but also to show actual performance.
Well, Kuminga's future is still in his own hands. Perform well in the new season, prove that he is worth the price, and I believe that the Warriors will not treat him badly. If he can really become the second leader of the Warriors and lead the team back to the top, what is the 224 million contract?
Hey, maybe in a few years, we'll see Kuminga lead the Warriors back to glory! But before that, we have to get past this season. Come on, boy, the opportunity is right in front of you, it's up to you to take it!