16 million in 2 years, Loonipur reunites! Warriors chase Horford to fill in the gap + Kumingga s trading market is not good

2 years, $16 million, Looney and Poole, two former Warriors players, unexpectedly reunited with the Pelicans! The Warriors, who had no achievements in the free and trading market, also lost Looney, the meritorious insider, and would pursue Horford to fill the gap. At the same time, the trading market of Kumingga was not good.

Loney bid farewell to the Warriors

According to ESPN reporter Shams, the Pelicans signed a two-year, $16 million contract with former Warriors champion Looney, who officially ended his 10-year Warriors career.

As the No. 30 pick in the first round in 2015, Looney was selected by the Warriors, and he transformed from a scorer in college to play in the inside and succeeded, following the Warriors' ups and downs and won the championship three times.

In the previous several cleanings, Looney was placed on the shelves, but she eventually stayed in Jinzhou, and this time the two sides failed to continue working together.

On the one hand, it is because Looney wants to get a salary increase, and the Warriors are unable to bear it. On the other hand, the Warriors' demand for Looney has decreased. Looney has been frequently DNPed by Cole in the 24-25 playoffs, Post is getting more time, and the young TJD is also waiting for opportunities. At the same time, the Warriors hope to introduce more space-type inside players. Breakup is not a bad thing for Looney.

Reunion with Poole

It is very coincidental that Looney will reunite with former Warriors champion Poole, who was sent to the Pelicans by the Wizards in a previous trade.

Faced with such news, Poole was also very excited, reposting the report on social media and commenting: "Oh my God! This is so explosive!"

Both are core members of the Warriors' 22-year championship. With Looney leaving the team, the Warriors' championship lineup is only five left. Curry, Zhu Meng, Kumingga, Moody and Payton Jr.

Among them, Curry is relatively safe with Meng Zhuan, Moody's is deeply involved in transaction rumors, Kumingga is facing the problem of renewing the contract, and Payton Jr. is likely to not return to the Warriors.

It is quite interesting that Kumingga, who is deeply involved in the rumors of contract renewal and trading, also forwarded the news that Looney signed with the Pelicans at the first time.

The Warriors chased Horford

When Looney lost, famous reporters Siegel and Ohm Youngmisuk successively revealed that the Warriors will sign Horford to fill the gap in the inside line that Looney left.

Results, famous reporter Spears followed up and pointed out that Horford did not make the final decision and he was still observing whether there were other options.

famous reporter Michael Scotto then revealed that as free market centers such as Capela, Dalo and Connet successively found new owners, Horford became a hot commodity in the free market.

Not only does the old club, the Celtics, hope to keep him, the Warriors, Knicks, Nuggets, Cavaliers and Lakers are also interested in signing him.

In addition to Horford, Brett Siegel pointed out that if the Warriors fail to get Horford, they need to turn their attention to Boucher, which is also a cost-effective choice.

The other two mentioned potential targets are Payton Jr. and Melton, both of whom are old Warriors and have returned to their freedom this summer.

Kuminga's market conditions were poor

Without any gains in the free market, the Warriors also encountered a cold in the trading market.

ESPN famous reporter Ramona Shelben revealed that some teams in the market really like Kumingga, but they don’t have salary space and can only get him by signing first and then trading. The Warriors will naturally not send him away for nothing and cannot get the reward they want. The Warriors will not let him go, but his market response is not good at the moment.

The Warriors have previously offered a $7.9 million qualification offer for Kuminjia, making him a restricted free agent.

Due to poor market feedback, the Warriors are ready to stay. Kumingga's team may also sign this one-year contract directly and leave directly as a free agent after the end of next season.