Jonathan Kuminga is no longer a free agent and signs a two-year contract with the Minnesota Timberwolves, ending a period of negotiation following his trade history. Multiple outlets report the agreement is valued around $12.4 million to $13 million for two seasons, with terms that reportedly include a player option in the final year.
The Athletic and other reports frame the move as the next step after Kuminga is traded from the Golden State Warriors to the Atlanta Hawks at the trade deadline last season. Yahoo Sports and CBS Sports add that the choice involves comparing Minnesota’s offer with a larger, longer-term option reportedly associated with the Los Angeles Lakers. CBS also notes Kuminga opts for a shorter deal to preserve flexibility for another free-agent window.
Outlets differ mainly on deal specifics and negotiation emphasis—some cite the exact dollar figure and option, while others emphasize why he takes a shorter contract or highlight recruitment connections. Overall, the coverage agrees on the team change to Minnesota and a two-year, roughly $13 million agreement.
