Jonathan Kuminga was reported to have agreed to a two-year deal with the Minnesota Timberwolves. NBA.com and AP reported the agreement, but outlets gave different figures for the total contract value.
The key issue is not the agreement itself, but that reports do not agree on the total value.
Details Confirmed in the Contract
According to reports, the deal is for two years, with a player option reportedly included in the second season. The reported total value is divided as follows.
| Reported by | Reported total value |
|---|---|
| AP · Minnesota Star Tribune | $12.4 million |
| NBA.com · NBC Sports Bay Area | $13 million |
Therefore, at this stage, it is difficult to definitively identify either $12.4 million or $13 million as the final contract value.
Why Minnesota Acquired Kuminga
Minnesota was reported to have acquired Kuminga to fill the power forward vacancy created after Julius Randle and Naz Reid departed. Kuminga’s decision was also reportedly influenced by the recruitment efforts of Minnesota figures, including Anthony Edwards.
Readers should focus on three points in this matter.
- Whether Kuminga agreed to a two-year deal with Minnesota
- Whether the second season includes a player option
- The final contract value that may be confirmed through official contract registration or follow-up reports