Jonathan Kuminga has demanded a trade from the Golden State Warriors, signaling the imminent end of his nearly five seasons with the team. Some of his bosses are trying to convey they were never fans of the Kuminga choice in the first place.
The Jonathan Kuminga trade saga has been one of the defining storylines of the season for the Golden State Warriors, and it feels like nothing has gone right.
The fallout from Jonathan Kuminga saga will likely be felt by Klutchsports clients. Which makes Rich Paul uniquely positioned to comment on Kuminga’s status within the Warriors.
The 2025–26 Golden State Warriors are reminiscent of a Clint Eastwood character in an old Western. Their best days are long behind them, yet they remain a gritty presence that refuses to die.
After months of waiting, the Golden State Warriors have entered the time of the season where they can finally trade forward Jonathan Kuminga. As of January 15th, Kuminga became trade eligible, and the Warriors will have three weeks until the February 5th NBA trade deadline to find a new home for Kuminga.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
Against the New York Knicks, Steph Curry finished the game with 27 points, 3 rebounds, and 7 assists on 58.8 percent shooting from the field (4-of-9 on threes) and 73.7 percent true shooting.
For a team that is already plagued with a dearth of wings, losing one to injury gives coach Steve Kerr something to think about in terms of lineups. Per Kerr, Gui Santos, who rolled his ankle against the New York Knicks last night, is considered out for tomorrow’s contest against the Charlotte Hornets.
Disgruntled Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga has requested a trade away from the Golden State Warriors, according to ESPN reporters Shams Charania and Anthony Slater.
Draymond Green has never needed much of a runway to speak his mind. This time, his frustration isn’t aimed at a rival, a referee, or even a playoff opponent; it’s aimed squarely at an NBA rule he believes has already cost players tens of millions of dollars.
For most of Jonathan Kuminga’s time with the Warriors, he’s been involved in trade rumors. It seemed like he’d finally get a change of scenery this past summer as his extension negotiations struggled along, but ultimately, he ended up back in the bay on a two-year deal that included a team option in the second year.
Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors took care of business on Thursday night. They defeated the New York Knicks, 126-113, marking their fourth win in their last five games.
Draymond Green‘s Golden State Warriors are not the nerve center of the NBA anymore. One championship after another, the Warriors once dominated the league, but both Green and Steph Curry have entered the twilight of their careers, and the Dubs are no longer dominate the league.
Jimmy Butler III put up for a game-high 32 points, Stephen Curry found his 3-point range in the second half en route to 27 points and the Golden State Warriors handled the Jalen Brunson-less New York Knicks 126-113 on Thursday in San Francisco.
The Golden State Warriors are in action on Thursday night. They host a Jalen Brunson-less New York Knicks side at Chase Center. The Warriors are looking to make it back-to-back wins after their 119-97 blowout victory over the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night.
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry couldn't help but express how happy he was after hearing the news about his father, Dell Curry. The Charlotte Hornets announced that the older Curry's No.
Kuminga has been in a difficult situation for his entire career after the Warriors selected him with the No. 7 pick in the 2021 draft, then made a surprising run to the 2022 title.