If Juan is right that the reported (by Steven) high snow melt in parts of the West Antarctica and the Peninsula will cool the ocean and thus reduce sea ice melt, then the current well below average daily sea ice extent loss will continue and maybe reduce further and perhaps result in an earlier that average minimum date.
This would likely mean that the minimum could be well over 2 million km2, say 2.3 million km2, 3rd lowest in the satellite record. Nevertheless, I am plumping for 2023 sea ice extent daily losses to continue lower but still end with a minimum below 2 million (just) at around 1.9 million km2.
I attach the graph of the 7 day trailing average of daily sea ice extent losses, which shows the remorseless reduction in daily sea ice losses, currently around 50,000km2 per day less than the 10 year average.