Golden State Warriors’ GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. desires to retain rookies Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody amid trade considerations, emphasizing their long-term value. Both players, while not indispensable, showcase promise. Their rookie contracts are crucial for roster flexibility, given the Warriors’ payroll constraints.

Kuminga averages 13.4 points and 4.5 rebounds per game.Moody contributes 8.7 points per gameHowever, Dunleavy faces challenges, as potential trades may involve these young talents, and Andrew Wiggins’ perceived negаtive value complicates matters. Reports suggest Wiggins is the most likely Warrior to be traded due to the team’s 18-21 start and difficulties creating a market for him.The dilemma highlights the balance between improving the current roster and safeguarding the future, echoing the cyclical nature of building a championship team.