Suns still have two players who have to interest warriors on the market

The Phoenix Suns may have failed in their attempts to praise Jonathan Kuminga from the Golden State Warriors, but that does not mean that the dialogue between the two organizations should end there. Although Kuminga is the 22-year-old with Clear Upside, who would fit well with the selection that the Suns compiled outside season this season, it would become a financially disaster.

In any case, the best package that the Suns could collect – rumor that Nick Richards, Grayson was all and four seconds round picks – was nowhere close to the appreciation that the Warriors have on their own lottery. That will probably not change between now and the start of the season, but the Warriors still have a clear need for shooting and some create around Stephen Curry.

Allen and Royce O’Neale must be interesting for the Warriors.

So while all as part of a Kuminga package was rightly rejected, what about one of all or Royce O’Neale in itself for something much smaller in exchange for that? The Warriors are rightly known as the franchise that changed the game thanks to “The Splash Brothers” – Curry and Klay Thompson – but last season they rank directly at the competition average in 3 -point at 36.4 percent.

Compare that with the Suns, which was third in this category during all their mistakes and converted to 37.8 of their own attempts. All once led the competition in 3-point shooting (46.1 percent), while O’Neale a career highte in 2024-25 of 40.6 percent on 5.9 attempts every night (including a career high). It is clear that both elite signs are, and the suns have to cash in one or both this summer.

Jake Fischer recently dressed with the newest About the situation of Kuminga in San Francisco, and the prospect of the warriors acting for Trey Murphy III of the Pelicans in New Orleans. As part of that, Fischer claimed that “having enough shooting to surround their three core pillars, one of the reasons is why the Warriors have been willing to go that far in their Kuminga conversations.”

Do you know who would add something to their team? One of all or O’Neale. Fischer also said that Curry’s younger brother Seth could be added to their selection, because he too is able to catch fire from outside. That is true and if Steph wants him in the team, they will do it. But adding only him for 3-point shooting would be a mistake if they want to try to fight.

The best part for the Warriors is that O’Neale at 32-year-old old old old one may be older than all (29), but the four-year-old, $ 42 million deal he is about to enter the second year of, is easy to absorb as later. The deal of all is for more money for $ 70 million, but there is another three years, although the last season has a player option in 2027-28.

So although neither players are going to bring Jonathan Kuminga to the valley, there is still reason here to keep the dialogue open between the two franchises. Perhaps the Warriors will give Moses Moody instead, with the sunbathing, then instead take a flyer on him. Consistent shooting from Deep is a difficult skill to find in this competition, and there are a few players in Phoenix that the Warriors should look at.