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The Golden State Warriors plan to hold on “very tightly” to young players including Brandin Podziemski and Jonathan Kuminga, sources told ESPN’s Kendra Andrews.
“The Warriors are holding high value in their younger pieces, sources told ESPN, including Podziemski and fourth-year forward Jonathan Kuminga,” Andrews reported.
Andrews continued: “Any trade incorporating either player would have to help with the long-term success of the team more than they would, sources added. Golden State intends to hold onto those players ‘very tightly’ and anything to loosen the grip on them would have to be an ‘overwhelming offer.'”
Podziemski has three more years under club control remaining on his rookie contract, while Kuminga is under team control before he is set to hit restricted free agency in 2025.
This article will be updated soon to provide more information and analysis.
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