The Warriors have made a long-term move with a rookie guard while bringing back key veterans to balance their roster for another title run.

J onathan Kuminga's restricted free agency continues to be a dark cloud over the Golden State Warriors. The former lottery pick has resisted multiple offers from the franchise throughout the summer and is now closing in on his October 1. deadline, where he must either sign his qualifying offer or the three-year deal currently on the table.

Reserve forward Gui Santos re-signed with the team just before free agency, and rookie second round picks Will Richard and Alex Toohey reportedly agreed to a multi-year deal with the Warriors. Training camp begins on Tuesday, and the team’s first preseason game is on Sunday at Chase Center against the Lakers.

The biggest headline heading into training camp is the continued contract standoff between the Golden State Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga.

The Al Horford era is officially over for the Boston Celtics, per recent reporting from the Boston Globe's Adam Himmelsbach.

NBA Insider Jake Fischer added another interesting wrinkle to the saga, as he reported that neither Kuminga nor the Warriors have held discussions about pushing his qualifying offer deadline back. Therefore,

Al Horford is 39 years old and is unlikely to play in back-to-back games. Gary Payton II has regressed on defense, though his offense has somewhat improved in his limited playing time last season. De'Anthony Melton is coming off a knee injury, so he won't be a difference maker early in the campaign.

The Golden State Warriors officially signed 2025 No. 52 pick Alex Toohey to a two-way NBA contract, finalizing their rookie deals. Acquired from the Phoenix Suns in a massive seven-team trade, Toohey,