Dunleavy Jr. as GM orchestrates depth moves with an eye on cap flexibility, allowing the Warriors to evaluate Seth Curry in camp while preserving options for midseason upgrades.

Dunleavy has kept three offers on the table and has engaged Kuminga’s agent, but there is no momentum toward a deal ahead of training camp. His stance is pivotal as Golden State tries to avoid a stall that could derail roster plans.

Warriors GM involved in decisions to shoot down a souped-up qualifying offer; his stance frames the risk-reward calculus around Kuminga’s long-term value and the club’s cap strategy.

Mike Dunleavy Jr., leading the Warriors' front office, is key in evaluating prospects as they prepare for the draft, showcasing his strategic vision in building a competitive team.

General Manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. is cautious in his praise for Kuminga, emphasizing the need for further discussions on his role and contract, reflecting a pragmatic approach to roster management amidst potential offseason changes.