Marks preset Warriors offseason strategy: try to trade Robinson, carefully renew Kumingga

June 29th, well-known sports journalist Bobby Marks judges that the Warriors' offseason goal is to continue to build a championship lineup around Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Drummond Green, while solving Jonathan Cumingga's contract issue.

At present, the Warriors' salary structure is highly concentrated, and Curry, Butler and Green will account for 82% of the team's total salary next season, which makes Kuminga's contract renewal the key to the offseason. It is reported that the Warriors have issued a single-year qualification offer of $7.9 million for Kuminjia, making him a restricted free agent.

Bobby Marks analyzed: "The Nets are the only team that can provide Cuminga with an annual salary of $20 million or more. The Warriors have the right to match any offer. Both sides may choose to wait for market dynamics or explore a sign-and-change trading plan. In addition, the Warriors urgently need a franchise center to supplement the depth of the frontcourt, athletic ability and outside shooting. Cuminga's decision will directly affect the Warriors' flexibility in finding a starting center."

Bobby Marks considers suitable Warriors free agents include: Malik Beasley, Ty Jerome, Malcolm Brogden, Tyasse Jones, Brooke Lopez, Kevin Looney, Luke Cornett, Luke Travers, Sam Merrill, Gary Payton II, Gary Trent II, Luke Kennard, Torrion Prince, Nikil Alexander-Walker, Bruce Brown, Trendon Watford, Alec Burks, Keaton Wallace, Quentin Grimes, Davidian Mitchell and Jaren Bridges. These players can provide the Warriors with shooting, defense, or versatility.

In summary, the Warriors' suggestion given by Bobby Marks is: they can send Moses Moody to the Knicks through a trade in exchange for frame protection center Mitchell Robinson. In addition, the Warriors need to handle Kumingga's renewal carefully to ensure the flexibility of the salary space while looking for cost-effective role players in the free market.