It was supposed to be Curry s successor, but no one cares about it now! Kumingga s management was finally put on a slight trait

As Curry grows older, who can pick up the baton from Curry? Over the years, Kumingga has the most chance. The boss likes it. The team has tried its best to train it. The contract is about to expire. However, Kumingga not only did not make his own value, but instead became a "clown" that no one cares about. Who will take the blame? Is Kumingga really so unbearable?

I don't know if you remember that after Curry's hamstring was strained last season, who supported the Warriors' offense. It can be said that Kumingga's brain is not very good, but no one has ever questioned Kumingga's ability. No one really thinks that the Warriors are willing to trade Kumingga. If it weren't for Butler's arrival, Kumingga would still be the key training target for the Warriors. If the Warriors didn't want to seize Curry's tail at the end of his career, how could they easily give up Kumingga?

The Warriors actually have their own little thoughts about the use of Kumingga. Everyone knows that Kumingga will sign a big contract next. Let's see how Kohl used Kumingga last season. After Butler joined, Kohl gradually marginalized Kumingga, and was even directly pressed on the bench in many key games. The author understands it as squeezing Kumingga's value. If Curry hadn't been injured in the end, I'm afraid Kumingga's playing time would have been reduced.

Now looking at the ending, the Nets don't want it anymore, and the Kings are not sincere. After the Warriors gave the qualification quotation, they completely drained Kumingga's last hope. The Warriors had no choice in the free market, and Kumingga was also unable to join other teams. This was a loss-making operation.

For Kumingga, the most regretful decision may be to reject the Warriors' average annual salary quote of 30 million. In the end, it not only lost its own value, but also reached the point where no one cared about it. Curry and Butler's contract is still two years away. After the contract expires, it will definitely be Kumingga's team. But the contradiction is that Kumingga doesn't want to wait now. He wants to show himself, but the team doesn't give him a chance.

But if you leave Kuminga, it means that the Warriors lack space for trading. To a certain extent, the Warriors management can give up the last two years of Curry's career. When 41-year-old James was still pursuing the championship, although Curry didn't say anything, didn't he think about it? Over the years, Curry has been choosing to endure. At the final stage, will the management fight for Curry once?

In the face of talent and interests, Kumingga eventually became a victim. Even if everyone knows that Kumingga's talent is definitely worth a salary of about 30 million, so what if it is, in the face of capital, Kumingga's choice is so powerless. When all the players of the same class have received a big contract, it may only be at a certain moment that Kumingga regretted his original decision. When he rejected the Warriors' offer, he was confident in his strength, but completely ignored that he was just an actor in this transaction.

When Curry + Butler + Greene totally reaches 108 years old, every decision made by management is tearing the boundaries between "the present and the future". Renewing Kuminga means sacrificing opportunities for reinforcement; giving up him may ruin the spark of the post-Curry era. Do the Warriors really want to give up Kuminga? Of course I don’t want to. Is there any choice in front of Curry’s future and Kumingga?

No matter what the outcome is, I just hope that Kumingga has a good future and don’t really bury your talents.