His value is going down, because of how kerr is doing to him, if he still stays there who knows if there is a team that will going to get him in a good offer, they will low ball him, definitely kerr is messing with his career this is so obvious taking you out in a game where you are doing better and scoring? that's at legit sign right there, they don't want him to have a breakout game, I've been looking in this guy, and he's a legit player, no disrespect to kerr but he got some issues, and it has not to reflect on other players career, the GSW have already had a great team when he comes, he just came at the right time, the prime team, look what happen when the players are aging, mark Jackson should be praise for developing the team.

Not unless he's capable to keep that stand not to play with the team and wait for other team to offer, just like how Ben Simmons ruined his career before, though that kind of an action may help him to move to another team then try to established his name, otherwise eat his ego and play again with the Warriors and allow the minutes that he'll be getting to keep his name on track, it's between his pride and his love playing the game.

The situation with Kuminga is different from what happened with Simmons. It is worth noting that Kuminga had decent stats last season, and I think he will find his place in the NBA anyway, as he definitely has potential. By the way, there have been recent rumors that he might sign a $45 million contract with the Warriors.

I’m sure a lot of you still remember Trevor Ariza, former LA Lakers player who helped them win a championship. He’s already retired now, but instead of enjoying retirement life, the guy is struggling just to pay child support. He even said no money is coming in anymore, which is kinda shocking considering he earned over $100 million during his NBA career.

I'm wondering, how do players blow that kind of money? Bad investments,, or Lifestyle?

Ex-Laker Trevor Ariza Pleads Court to Reduce Child Support Amid $14,000 Monthly Bill Reveal

He just need to get a good time by now since if he remain on Warriors and still he get less minutes then won't perform the same as past few years then maybe he's value would decrease more.

This is season is kinda like make or break for him. Since for sure this controversy happening to him might affect his future.

I will not compare him to other else since I think his situation is different, but most likely he will sign back on Warriors since they are the one who give him most decent offer. But current they are on standoff and let see how this situation would end up on both sides,

 Yeah, this is one of those sad but not surprising stories we see too often with ex-NBA guys.  When you’re pulling in millions during your career, it feels like the money will never end, but the reality check always comes after retirement if you haven’t been smart with finances. Ariza’s numbers are brutal — $14k + $10k + $4k a month is insane burn rate when there’s no big paycheck coming in anymore.
I agree with you, — lifestyle plays a huge role. A lot of players don’t downshift after their career, they keep spending like the contracts are still rolling in. And yeah, unlike some others who transition to coaching, media, or even business ventures, Ariza seems to have been left without a second act. That makes it even tougher.

At the same time, child support is non-negotiable. He made those choices, and he has to own them. The system doesn’t care if you’re broke or rich, the payments are court-ordered. If he doesn’t pay, he risks jail, and that’s a whole new level of problems.

Sure is impressive. But there are also some of players from the draft classes before 2010 still active in the NBA. But yeah, the longevity of this guy is crazy and makes you wonder at least a little but if it's all clean, if you know what I'm saying. There have been some voices recently that made some allegations, well you never know. Anyway, dud is crazy what he is still capable of doing.
I often play with guys that are 10-20 years younger than me and they almost never believe me that age makes such a HUGE difference. I only tell them "just wait, you'll see".

I can only speculate that during that era, franchise players are supposedly to carry the team without any "another" player. But then after that, we have the big 3 and others that's why as much as John Wall is really a good to great player, we was not able to carry Washington. But we can all remember that he has some crazy games back in his prime and yeah, we could compare him to Lillard career as both is great and even hit their primes with their team but it was not enough as they are not surround with players than can really help them to go to the next level.

I started to hate Draymond with his actions against Poole.

And with all of these comments from other NBA players about how they play, he should just keep his mouth shut.

Maybe that's why he's never get traded and the Warriors are keeping him and not just about how physical he plays but also as an attack dog.

LBJ isn't doing some Podcasts that's why he lots of time to maintain his health unlike PG13 where he focused more on Podcasts rather than his health last season that's why he played less than half of the total regular season games.

Kidding aside, it's only a matter of time until PG will retire as well. The Sixers made a huge mistake by giving him a max contract only to play like that in his first season with that team. If he'll be doing the same, I will not be surprised if the Sixers will buyout his contract and there will be no more team that will be interested on him hence, retiring might play overseas. Lebron is on a different dimension when it comes to health. Imagine a 40 year old player averaging all-star stats still. We haven't seen anything like that that's why the NBA will be different as soon as he retires that's for sure.

As for John Wall, he's another victim by "Great career ruined by injuries". He had a superb career back when he's still in Washington and he and Beal carried that team to the playoffs as well until injuries came. Anyway, congratulations still to him.