The Golden State Warriors have been stagnant thus far this summer, despite projections from top NBA insiders like Shams Charania of ESPN that the team would be active in all pathways to improve the roster after a second-round playoff exit in May.
Part of the hold up has been the restricted free agency of Jonathan Kuminga. The Warriors extended him the necessary $8 million qualifying offer, which reserves Golden State the right to match any offer Kuminga receives from an opposing team.
Another hold up has been the indecision of former Boston Celtics big man Al Horford. Golden State is a frontrunner for his services, though Horford is currently weighing multiple offers in 2025-26, as well as the possibility of retirement, based on a report from the Boston Globe.
