The new NBA season is about to start, and the contract extensions of the Warriors' two youngsters, Kuminga and Moody, have been on the minds of fans this summer. Fortunately, Moody has recently announced that he has reached a contract extension with the Warriors, and the contract extension between the two parties is three years and $39 million, which is equivalent to an annual salary of $13 million. Many fans think that this contract is still more rational. But at the same time, the Kumins are also waiting for the Warriors to renew their contract. But Kuminga's contract with the Warriors wasn't so cheap, and the contract he was asking for was a max contract.

So now the Warriors are in no hurry to sign Kuminga. It's clear that the Warriors don't want to offer Kuminga a max contract. They don't think Kuminga has what it takes to get a max contract right now. In fact, Kuminga's average data per game in the past few years with the Warriors is not outstanding, and he is currently averaging only 12 points per game. Kuminga did not recognize reality, nor his personal abilities.

We can't deny that Kuminga does have some talent, but at the moment he doesn't have a skill that can be mastered, he doesn't have a housekeeping stunt, and all aspects of his skills don't seem to be at the top level. Although the three-point shooting level has been honed this summer, it has not been verified by more regular season games, and the preseason game alone cannot be used as a reference at all. And it doesn't seem to have made much progress in judging the passing on the field. He is not even as good as Moody's in terms of maturity in playing. So if the Warriors categorically offer him a contract with a maximum salary, it would definitely be a very risky move.

Normally, max salary contracts are matched with superstars. The people in the league who can get a max contract are usually the best on the team, and Kuminga is clearly not capable of doing it alone. So the hesitation of the Warriors management is also responsible for their future development.

The new season is about to start, and it may be that Kuminga will not renew his contract with the Warriors for a short time, perhaps in the middle of the season or after the end of the season. It's up to Kuminga to see how he performs this season. Of course, in the current Warriors lineup, Kuminga does not get too many opportunities to show, the team still revolves around Curry as the core, and the Warriors have many players who can score, such as Hield and other players on the bench end, including Podemski as a rookie player, and there are more and more roles. So many fans think that Kuminga may sign a contract with the Warriors in the future, but it may be far from a maximum salary contract.