The Golden State Warriors have looked to sign-and-trade restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga "but haven't gained any traction" on a deal, The Athletic's Fred Katz reported on Friday.

Reportedly, Jonathan Kuminga’s team was reportedly looking for a five-year, $150 million deal, like the one Jalen Johnson has.

There are two reasons why Kuminga is stalled: money and role. On the money side, Kuminga is reportedly seeking a contract in the $30 million a season range, while the Warriors are offering shorter deals, two or three years, in the low $20 million a season range. That’s a huge gap.

Jonathan Kuminga reportedly met with Scott Perry, Doug Christie, and B.J. Armstrong for the first time in recent days as the Sacramento Kings pursue the free ag

After a single season with the Sacramento Kings, DeMar DeRozan may already be on his way out. The veteran forward joined the Kings last offseason following three productive years with the Chicago Bulls.

By prospectively acquiring a floor-stretcher like Smith along with another young piece like Ayo Dosunmu in a hypothetical sign-and-trade, the Warriors could supply their 4-time NBA champion and 2022 NBA Finals MVP Stephen Curry with a serviceable partner in pick-and-fade actions.

The NBA's offseason flurry is winding down, but key restricted free agent and superstar extension decisions are still looming.

Explore the latest updates on the Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga's offseason negotiations that could impact their future.