After several months in limbo, the Golden State Warriors’ offseason plans are finally seeing some clarity as they are reportedly signing Al Horford to a multi-year deal. The move brings a veteran presence to the frontcourt, something the team had been targeting early in free agency. This will be Horford’s 19th NBA season, after spending the last 7 years with the Boston Celtics.

The timing is closely tied to Jonathan Kuminga’s contract situation. As a restricted free agent, Kuminga has until October 1 to accept the Warriors’ $7.9 million qualifying offer. The team has also proposed a three-year, $75 million extension, but Kuminga desires a player option, which has caused a conflict of interest in the negotiations.

(Hang tight as we break this down…)

See Full Page