The Golden State Warriors rumor mill continues to churn. This former rival, however, thinks the Warriors could be making some bold moves this season.

Jonathan Kuminga's unrestricted free agency is proving to be one of the bigger sagas of the 2025 NBA offseason. The former lottery pick is yet to reach an agreement with the Golden State Warriors, and is reportedly drawing interest from multiple teams around the league.

Golden State has won two straight after an opening loss, while Toronto looks to remain undefeated in summer play.

The Golden Valkyries have struggled mightily in the month of July, falling in the standings after starting hot.

However, in a recent episode of the "Gils Arena" podcast, former NBA star Kenyon Martin made a bold claim. The 47-year-old former forward declared that he can name "more than 200 players" who were/are more talented than Green.

The Valkyries are 10-12 to begin the year, and Thornton has been the team’s most consistent player. While her last few games have been difficult (she’s made just 3 of her last 21 field goals), the 6’1 forward’s impact has also extended far beyond the court.

The Golden State Valkyries (10-11) travel to Seattle to take on the Seattle Storm (13-9) in an important matchup for playoff seeding on Wednesday.

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The Golden State Warriors are holding firm in negotiations surrounding Jonathan Kuminga, as multiple teams are exploring potential trade scenarios for him. Despite several Western Conference rivals making bold moves this offseason,