Summary
The Golden State Warriors are considering making a trade before the season's trade deadline, but they face challenges due to financial restrictions. They recently signed Jonathan Kuminga to a new two-year contract, which can help in trade discussions starting January 15. The Warriors must navigate complex salary cap rules to make any significant trades.
Key Facts
- The Warriors plan to make a trade, but their financial situation is a challenge.
- Jonathan Kuminga signed a two-year, $48.5 million contract with the Warriors.
- Kuminga becomes eligible for trade after January 15 without any restrictions.
- Current salary cap rules make it difficult for the Warriors to add new player contracts.
- Key players like Stephen Curry and Draymond Green take up a large portion of the salary cap.
- The Warriors are close to their maximum allowable salary, known as the second apron.
- Salary cap limits prevent the Warriors from adding more salary in a trade.