Just when Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga had the opportunity to not only showcase his value, but potentially repair an obvious rift between the franchise and player, he was pulled from the lineup.
With six-time NBA All-Star Jimmy Butler sidelined for Game 3 against the Houston Rockets, the Golden State Warriors had to look in another direction. After not playing in their regular season finale, their play-in tournament game, or their playoff opener, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr turned to Jonathan Kuminga.
The Golden State Warriors enter Monday’s Game 4 matchup against the Houston Rockets looking to take a commanding 3-1 lead in the series. Of course, the two teams split the first two games of the series but the Warriors were able to take a 2-1 lead on their home court during Game 3 on Saturday.
Can you name every player to average at least 17.0 PPG in the 2024 NBA playoffs?
Jonathan Kuminga becomes a restricted free agent this summer and one NBA analyst has predicted that the Golden State Warriors will trade the forward to
For months, the Brooklyn Nets maintained they wouldn't trade Cam Johnson without receiving ample value in return. Rival teams were interested in acquiring the veteran sharpshooter both ahead of the 2024-25 NBA season and at February's trade deadline, but Brooklyn wouldn't budge.
The Golden State Warriors flipped the script on the Houston Rockets despite Jimmy Butler’s absence to take a 2-1 lead in the series, and Jonathan Kuminga showed he’s now lying down yet.
When the Golden State Warriors began their 2024-25 postseason run, Jonathan Kuminga wasn't part of HC Steve Kerr's rotation. Kuminga's demotion—along with his impending restricted free agency—has sparked countless rumors now regarding a potential pairing between him and the Brooklyn Nets.
The Golden State Warriors are at home on Saturday night as they face off against the Houston Rockets in Game 3 of their first round series. Of course, the Warriors were able to take a 1-0 series lead after winning Game 1 but the Rockets were able to take advantage of a couple of Golden State’s injuries to tie up the series in Game 2.
The smoke surrounding a potential pairing between Jonathan Kuminga and the Brooklyn Nets this summer only continues to build. While no further confirmation—specifically regarding Brooklyn's interest—has emerged, analysts have begun to pick up on the growing rumor.
Will Jonathan Kuminga have a chance to impact the Golden State Warriors' series against the Houston Rockets? On Thursday night, the Houston Rockets walloped the Warriors 109-94, to even their Western Conference quarterfinals series at one game apiece.
There’s no polite way to put it: Jonathan Kuminga has become a ghost in Steve Kerr’s playoff rotation. Despite averaging 15.3 points and 4.6 rebounds on 45.4% shooting during the regular season, the 22-year-old forward has been all but phased out in Golden State’s win-now playoff push.
NBA fans got a Jimmy Butler injury update on Thursday night. Shams Charania reported that Butler suffered a deep glute muscle contusion and he could be at risk of missing Game 3.
Jalen Green, Jonathan Kuminga, Moses Moody, and Alperen Sengun are all getting a share of the bright lights in this first round playoff battle. We’re watching something akin to basketball poetry unfold in this Warriors-Rockets series.
The Brooklyn Nets are a particular name to watch out for in the 2025 NBA offseason for a multitude of reasons. They have an immense amount of draft capital, but also some of the best salary cap flexibility in the league.
It was a disastrous Game 2 for the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night in their first round series against the Houston Rockets. Of course, the Warriors ended up losing the game 109-94, which now has the series tied up at a game apiece as it heads to The Bay for Game 3 on Saturday.
“Stay ready.” That’s been the message the Golden State Warriors have sent to Jonathan Kuminga since his benching. However, it seems like that message
Heading into Game 2 in their first-round series against the Houston Rockets, the Golden State Warriors were feeling good. They had already taken the series
When the Golden State Warriors traded for six-time NBA All-Star Jimmy Butler and the team started thriving, many fans were excited about the thought of them playing this well despite not being at full strength.
Jonathan Kuminga made his return on Wednesday in Game 2 of Golden State’s first-round matchup against the Houston Rockets after a multiple-game absence.
Kuminga's four-year stint with the Warriors may be nearing its end.
The explosive forward has struggled to nail down a spot in the Warriors' rotation since being drafted in 2021.
The Golden State Warriors walked away successful in the opening weekend of the NBA Playoffs, taking Game 1 over the second-seeded Houston Rockets in a defensive-minded game that saw Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler be too much to handle for Houston.
The Golden State Warriors will face a decision on Jonathan Kuminga’s future this summer. With the former No. 7 pick set to hit restricted free agency, they “are monitoring” the Brooklyn Nets as a potential suitor, according to Marc Stein and Jake Fischer.
There has been considerable speculation regarding Jonathan Kuminga’s future with the Golden State Warriors. Now in his fourth year, the 22-year-old Kuminga has encountered challenges related to his role and performance expectations, which have resulted in him not playing in the last two key games.
Less than two weeks after receiving praise for his contributions to a win over the Lakers, Kuminga didn't see the floor in a loss to the Clippers.
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