With Jonathan Kuminga back, Warriors have the chance to shift into another gear
Against the Kings, Kuminga got his points by driving closeouts, pushing in transition and cutting off the ball. After his first bucket, owner Joe Lacob stood up in his courtside seat and thrusted both fists in the air. There was no over-dribbling, ball-stopping or going 1-on-1, and he still scored almost a point per minute.
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Jonathan Kuminga drops 18 points in 20 minutes off bench in return vs. KingsAfter missing 31 straight games due to an ankle injury, Jonathan Kuminga made his return to the court on Thursday against the ...
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Warriors predicted to deal Jonathan Kuminga, acquire $90 million NBA champion to complement Stephen CurryThe Golden State Warriors have been rolling since their trade deadline acquisition of ex-Miami Heat superstar Jimmy Butler, ...
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Jonathan Kuminga's discontent stems from feeling undervalued by the Warriors organization. Despite the franchise offering him a lucrative four-year contract worth $128 million, Kuminga perceives this ...
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