The Golden State Warriors’ attempts to trade for New Orleans Pelicans wing Trey Murphy III have not progressed because the teams are not aligned on the proposed price, according to multiple reports. The Pelicans have kept Murphy on the trade market throughout the offseason, but New Orleans has continued to seek compensation they view as appropriate for the 26-year-old wing. Yahoo Sports reports that Golden State’s advances are turned down, suggesting Murphy’s asking price is higher than what the Warriors are currently offering. The New York Post, citing a trade-package description attributed to ClutchPoints insider Brett Siegel, says the Warriors have offered a package built around two first-round picks as the core component. Even with that structure, the reports agree that Golden State’s proposal falls short of what New Orleans wants, preventing a deal from being reached. As a result, Murphy remains with the Pelicans and continues to be viewed as one of the more realistic names available in NBA trade discussions this summer.