Jonathan Kuminga agrees to two-year deal with Minnesota Timberwolves
Jonathan Kuminga has agreed to a two-year contract with Minnesota that includes a player option, according to his agent.
Jonathan Kuminga has agreed to join the Minnesota Timberwolves on a two-year, $12.4 million contract, his agent told ESPN on Wednesday. The deal includes a player option, and Minnesota has pitched him on a starting role at power forward.
The agreement gives the Timberwolves a candidate for the opening in their first unit at that position. Kuminga, who has been linked with a move to Minnesota, is expected to compete for that spot.
ESPN reported the terms through Shams Charania, who cited Kuminga's agent. The contract value and structure were part of the report.
Minnesota has been looking to strengthen its frontcourt rotation as it shapes its roster for the coming season.
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