Slater was a guest at the Sacramento reporter's podcast today, during which he talked about the latest situation of Kumingga.

Slater said: "I think it's very difficult for Kumingga to find the salary he wants and the Warriors find the trade offer they are willing to do. In my opinion, the two are even contradictory."

Slater continued: "I think Kumingga and the Warriors will eventually reach a compromise contract. I don't even want to talk about base-year compensation. The labor-management agreement is too complicated, and we may have to talk about 20 minutes more. I think the current market dynamics will bring him back to the Warriors and then be traded again on December 15."

Note: Base-year compensation

In the current NBA, it will only be involved when signing first and then exchange.

When signing first and then exchange, if a team renews a free agent who has played for two consecutive seasons (with its early bird rights) or three seasons (with its bird rights), and the player's new contract annual salary is higher than the basic salary, and the annual salary increases by more than 20%, and the team's total salary reaches or exceeds the salary cap after renewal, then the salary given by the team when trading him is withdrawn from the player's last year's salary in the old contract or 50% of the first year's salary in the new contract, and both are the biggest. However, the annual salary earned by the team that receives players is the actual annual salary of the players.