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.

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.

Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga reportedly is "open-minded" to the idea of joining the Sacramento Kings.

Jonathan Kuminga's future has put the Golden State Warriors' entire offseason on hold, but the rest of the NBA's Western Conference powerhouses are far from standing still.

Technically, the Warriors have made their contract offer to forward Jonathan Kuminga, who entered the summer with the dread distinction of being a restricted free agent on a team for which his talent is not a natural match.

The Warriors' stalemate with Jonathan Kuminga has prevented any movement, but a push for the Greek Freak could still be in the cards

Jonathan Kuminga's agent sets the record straight on whether the Warriors offered a contract extension worth $30 million per season.