Jonathan Kuminga Is Looking For $25 Million A Year Or More

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Jonathan Kuminga Is Looking For $25 Million A Year Or More

Kuminga is an unrestricted free agent after the Hawks declined his $24.3 million team option. Jake L Fischer reports, "Kuminga is looking for something more than that $25 million ballpark that he landed last year from Golden State. I find it difficult to imagine he's going to find that number." The Lakers are ready to offer 2 years/$20 million.

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