Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga recently returned from a seven-game absence due to an ankle injury. He played in four straight games before not making an appearance in Sunday’s 123-91 blowout win over the Chicago Bulls.
Steve Kerr’s recent remarks about Jonathan Kuminga suggest the young forward’s future with the Golden State Warriors may be in doubt. Kuminga is once again facing an uphill battle with the Golden State Warriors, and it could be argued that things are even more difficult for him this season than they were last year.
Jonathan Kuminga, who is the fourth-highest-paid player on the Golden State Warriors roster, sat out their 123–91 win over the Chicago Bulls on Sunday, despite several big names already missing.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
Jonathan Kuminga becomes trade-eligible on January 15, and the chatter hasn’t slowed after his DNP in Sunday’s loss at Chicago. Coach Steve Kerr acknowledged Kuminga’s situation when asked Wednesday, via ESPN’s Anthony Slater.
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Jonathan Kuminga, the Golden State Warriors’ fourth-highest-paid player, did not play in Sunday’s 123–91 win over the Chicago Bulls, even though several stars were out.
Point guard Steph Curry has continued to set the standard across the NBA as the greatest 3-point shooter of all time. He holds the record for most shots made from beyond the arc in league history and continues to add to it.
This season, the Golden State Warriors have featured 13 different starting lineups. The most volatile position has been starting shooting guard. In the first eight games of the season, Brandin Podziemski got the SG start four times, and Jimmy Butler got it the other four.
The Golden State Warriors have staked their identity this season on strength in numbers, relying on their bench more than almost any other team in the NBA.
On Tuesday, Pat Spencer joined Steiny and Guru on 95.7 The Game. Host Matt Steinmetz asked Spencer if Steve Kerr had talked to him about what his role will be when Stephen Curry returns from his quad injury.
Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green has been out of commission for the past two games. The former Defensive Player of the Year has been sidelined by a right midfoot sprain, which he sustained in Thursday’s 99-98 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers.
Tension is rising around Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future as the Warriors face pressure to maximize the final years of Stephen Curry’s prime. Antetokounmpo may be the final key for a Warriors team that needs a dramatic shift to remain in championship contention, not just for this season but for the future ahead.
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The Warriors needed bodies in Cleveland. What they got was Pat Spencer taking over the fourth quarter like he had been waiting his entire sports life for this exact moment.