Kumingjia thought! In the past 8 years, only 5 people signed qualification quotations, 4 people had a basic salary, and only 1 person received a fat contract of 75 million yuan

On July 25, the Warriors' Kumingga's problem was still unsolved. The Suns gave the Warriors a good offer, hoping to form a "ignition team-produced" combination of Jaylen Green + Kumingga, but the Warriors did not agree, thinking that the bargaining chips were not enough. Kumingga's situation is very difficult now, and an annual salary of 30 million is impossible. The key is that no one gives him 20 million. The Warriors want to stay, but they don’t want to focus on cultivating him. Cole’s attitude is already very obvious. Butler was injured when playing in the Rockets series. With such a lack of athleticism and impact, Kumingga still doesn’t get a chance.

So, Kumingga is equivalent to being "banned" by the Warriors. You can say that the price is lowered, but really, Kumingga obviously doesn't want to stay with the Warriors anymore. And just today, it was revealed that the Warriors gave him the latest salary that the Warriors thought was fair to both sides, but the Kumingga team believed that there was no sincerity and then refused. In this way, Kumingga will likely be forced to sign a qualification offer of $7.9 million per year, striving to play another year of good goals and sign a big contract next year. Judging from past experience, in the past 8 years, only 5 first-round picks have signed qualifications after the contract expires, and 4 of them become basic players a year later, and only one of them has saved their careers and successfully won a 7,500-yuan contract.

The first player to sign a qualification offer in the past eight years is Alex Ryan, a center from Ukraine. The No. 5 pick in 2013 is a typical high-ranking parallel. Ryan negotiated a contract renewal with the Suns in the summer of 2017, but no agreement was made. He then signed a qualification offer of 4.2 million yuan with the team. However, a year later, he still did not make a fortune and joined the Hawks with a contract of 8.5 million yuan for two years. The first round pick who signed the qualification offer in the second place was Noel. He was really a loss. He was the No. 6 pick in the first round in 2013 and was once the favorite to win the No. 1 pick before the draft. It was also in the summer of 2017, and Noel rejected the Mavericks' four-year, $70 million contract, which was already a very sincere offer at the time. He then signed a qualification offer of $4.19 million in one year. The data continued to decline a year later, and he could only join the Thunder for 3.7 million in two years. The player who signed the qualification quote for the third place signing was Hood. He was the No. 23 pick in 2014. He was sent to the Cavaliers in the last season of his rookie contract. Due to the lack of adaptability and different coaching arrangements, Hood's condition declined rapidly. In the summer of 2018, he was forced to sign a one-year qualification offer with the Cavaliers, but just five months later, Hood was sent to the Trail Blazers. After the season ended, in 2019, he signed a two-year, $11.7 million contract with the Trail Blazers.

No. 4 was Valentine, who was the No. 14 show in 2016. In the summer of 2020, the Bulls offered a one-year qualification offer of $4.7 million, and he signed it. In the following season, he averaged 6.5 points per game, and the Bulls were unwilling to renew their contract, so he joined the Cavaliers with a minimum salary of 4.1 million in two years.

ranked fifth and the only one who signed a qualification quote and returned to his value. In fact, he signed a qualification offer without any help. Because of his domestic violence, he was suspended from the NBA for 30 games. He was originally negotiating a 5-year, 170 million-dollar contract, but it was gone. After returning from the suspension, the Hornets were quite affectionate and gave him a qualification offer of $7.9 million in one year. Then in the 2023-2024 season, he became the Hornets' No. 1 vanguard, averaging 21 points, 7.3 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game. After the end of the season, he successfully renewed his three-year, 75 million contract with the Hornets.

So, Kumingga must think twice! If you really sign a qualification quote, you will really be out of no turning back. If Cole continues to throw you into the cold palace, then your market value and prospects for renewal will only make it worse next year.