The Golden State Warriors have been predicted to land a sharpshooter in an offseason trade involving Jonathan Kuminga.

In a recent episode of FanDuel TV's "Run It Back," former Warriors big man DeMarcus Cousins detailed what makes the Warriors such a great organization to play for. From the additional plane to family members, to how the team monitors a player's nutrition, Cousins was clearly impressed by his time in the Bay Area.

The Golden State Warriors are exploring options to bolster their frontcourt as Al Horford contemplates retirement and Jonathan Kuminga's contract remains unresolved. With Kevon Looney's departure, Chris Boucher and Trey Lyles emerge as potential replacements.

The Golden State Warriors are the only team in the NBA that hasn't made a signing this offseason. That's because they are waiting on a resolution with restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga.

The Warriors are interested in acquiring Stephen Curry's younger brother, but it all depends on Jonathan Kuminga.

According to a July 24 report from ESPN's Shams Charania, the Warriors have received "two concrete offers" from Western Conference teams in the last week. Both offers were likely for a sign-and-trade involving Kuminga, thus ending his tenure in the Bay Area.

Shams Charania reported on ESPN's NBA Today that the Suns and Sacramento Kings have made sign-and-trade offers to the Golden State Warriors for the 6-foot-7 forward Kuminga, whose stock has risen with the Warriors over the past four seasons.

The Golden State Warriors have searched for potential sign-and-trades for Jonathan Kuminga, according to NBA reporter Fred Katz of The Athletic. Kuminga remains a restricted free agent.

According to a July 24 report from ESPN's Shams Charania, Kuminga is happy to remain patient and explore his options in free agency. Charania noted how right now, Kuminga isn't accepting the Warriors' current offers, although he is open to exploring his options, both with Golden State and other teams around the NBA.