Even though the Golden State Warriors getting Jonathan Kuminga to sign the qualifying offer could be seen as a good thing if it happens since it's a cheap one-year deal, at least one NBA executive thinks it would be a disastrous result for the team.

A rival executive believes Jonathan Kuminga has the power to royally screw over the Warriors this offseason with just one simple trick: accepting a well-below-market-value contract.

Steph Curry may be in the twilight of his career, but the Golden State Warriors clearly aren’t ready to ride off into the sunset just yet. With time ticking, Golden State seems determined to make the most of these final years with their superstar, and they’re making moves to stay in the title hunt.

According to a July 24 report from ESPN's Shams Charania, Kuminga is happy to remain patient and explore his options in free agency. Charania noted how right now, Kuminga isn't accepting the Warriors' current offers, although he is open to exploring his options, both with Golden State and other teams around the NBA.

Explore the latest updates on the Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga's offseason negotiations that could impact their future.

The Golden State Warriors are holding firm in negotiations surrounding Jonathan Kuminga, as multiple teams are exploring potential trade scenarios for him. Despite several Western Conference rivals making bold moves this offseason,

The Golden State Warriors only have nine players under contract heading into the 2025-26 NBA season. There's been no movement from the franchise during the opening three weeks of NBA free agency. Rumors linking the Warriors to Al Horford and a return for De'Anthony Melton are yet to materialize.