Warriors Reportedly Seek Sign-And-Trade for Bulls Star Giddey

The Golden State Warriors have remained largely inactive during the NBA offseason, largely due to the unresolved restricted free agency situation with Jonathan Kuminga, who reportedly does not want to continue with the team. Meanwhile, the Warriors have expressed genuine interest in Chicago Bulls' restricted free agent Josh Giddey, who is seeking a $30 million per year contract that the Bulls have been reluctant to meet. A potential sign-and-trade deal involving Kuminga and Giddey is being considered as a mutually beneficial solution for both teams, as Giddey could fill multiple roles and provide support alongside Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, and others in Golden State. Giddey had a strong 2024-25 season with the Bulls, averaging 14.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, and 7.2 assists per game, showcasing his versatility and ability to contribute at a high level. Although there are challenges in making such a trade feasible, the Warriors' interest in Giddey indicates a possible direction for their offseason moves if Kuminga's situation is resolved. This strategy could address the Warriors' need for a quality guard to alleviate pressure on Curry and improve the team's championship prospects.