Jonathan Kuminga Is Seeking $20 Million A Year

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Jonathan Kuminga Is Seeking $20 Million A Year

The Hawks declined Kuminga's $24,300,000 team option for the 2026-27 season, making him an unrestricted free agent. Teams like the Cavaliers and Lakers are interested in him and according to Jovan Buha, JK's asking price is a contract with an annual salary of $20 million. Kuminga averaged 12.3 points on 47.6 FG% and 34.6 3FG% in 16 games for Atlanta.

By Samir Mehdi

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about 2 hours ago

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Federal Prosecutors Investigate Mark Walter’s Insurance Empire

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