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  • Kings Reportedly Included $77 Million Guard in Rejected Trade Offer for Warriors' Jonathan Kuminga

Kings Reportedly Included $77 Million Guard in Rejected Trade Offer for Warriors’ Jonathan Kuminga

Yahoo! Sports
Published August 3, 2025 at 11:45 AM
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The Sacramento Kings reportedly included one of their key guards from last season in a rejected trade offer to the Golden State Warriors for Jonathan Kuminga.

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