Several signings are about to be reached, congratulations to the Warriors! Kumingga may still stay in the team after going around the clock. Is Curry s 5th championship coming?

With one month left before the new season's regular season begins, most teams in the league have basically completed their reinforcement work. Several teams that have changed significantly this summer, such as the Rockets, have greatly increased their upper limit after Durant, and their odds have jumped to second in the league. Like the Clippers, old-school stars such as Bill, Daluo and Paul have a full experience and will be successful if they fail next season. Including the Lakers, signing Ayton at a low price will make up for their inside shortcomings. There is also the Bucks on the East. Although they lost the second in command, Lillard, the Bucks have upgraded their substitute lineup in order to leave Antetokounmpo, and introduced instant combat-ready players such as Magic Anthony, Harris, and Pacers center Turner. The new season is still worth looking forward to.

The team that operated the most silently during the offseason is undoubtedly the Golden State Warriors. In the first three months, the Warriors simply selected two players with the second round of picks in the draft, played in the summer league, and did not put them on the official list. Then he reached a training camp contract with Tyvein Kingsey, which is also used to play in the Development League and will not affect their regular season combat situation. And now, the Warriors finally reached an important signing. They settled veteran center Horford and offered him a two-year contract of $11.7 million. The second year's player option is expected to let Horford serve as their starting center. Although Cheung is 39 years old, he still averaged 9 points, 6 rebounds and 2 assists per game last season, and won the championship with the Celtics last year.

Previously, Horford had the idea of ​​retirement, or returned to his hometown and went to play in the European League, but in the end he compromised and stayed in the NBA. The Warriors gave a good salary, and Horford felt that the Warriors really needed him, and the Warriors lacked inside players too much. In addition to Horford, the Warriors also discussed a two-year, $7.9 million return contract with Payton Jr., who spent three full seasons with the Warriors. He has extremely strong chaotic attributes and aggressive offense at the basket. He scored 76.9% shooting percentage in the 20-21 season, ranking first in the league. His return is of course a positive effect for the Warriors. However, the Warriors are more concerned about Kumingga's situation now. Kumingga's farce has been going on for a whole summer, and it's time to make a conclusion.

Previously, according to ESPN reporter Shams, Jonathan Kumingga has received a new offer from the Golden State Warriors - a three-year contract worth $75.2 million, of which the third year is the team option. The value of this contract is acceptable to the Kumingga team, but Kumingga hopes to add a new condition to replace the third year team option with the player option, which makes the Warriors hesitate. In addition, Kumingga made it clear that he wanted to play a core role in the Warriors: "The Warriors chose my team, so of course, I would like to stay in one team for the whole career. I want to be the core of the team, I want a bigger role. It's no secret, am I willing to go back to the Warriors, that's for sure."

At the same time, all the veterans of the Warriors came forward together to support Kumingga's return. According to Brett Siegel, Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Dream Chasing Green all hope that Jonathan Cumingga will return to the Warriors and believe that he can help the team stay competitive. Brett Siegel said: "In the past few weeks, Warriors veterans - Curry, Green and Butler - have communicated with the team's decision-making level and tried their best to promote the contract renewal. Sources revealed that all three stars hope that Kumingga will stay in the team because of their athleticism, attendance rate and output efficiency are irreplaceable. If Kumingga is lost, the Warriors will be unable to escape the combat power vacuum left by him throughout the 82 regular season games." From this perspective, after going around, Kumingga is likely to return to the Warriors, and there is no hurdle that cannot be overcome.

Last season, Kumingga averaged 15.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game, which is a certain regression compared to 23 years, but this data is already very good for young players. Moreover, the regression is still related to the distribution of ball rights. The Warriors coaching team itself is reducing Kumingga's ball rights ratio, so it is understandable that the data decline. In addition, last season's playoffs, Kerr really made Kumingga very annoyed. When the strength of both sides of the Rockets was equal in the first round, DNP Kumingga did not allow him to play. In the second round, Curry was injured and the team had little hope of advancing. He let Kumingga go and took the blame. Anyone who became Kumingga would be angry. If Kumingga and the Warriors finally reconcile, it should be the best ending for both. With this lineup, can Curry lead the Warriors to the championship again and return to their peak period?