Jonathan Kuminga couldn’t help Steph Curry Wear Golden State Warriors on Sunday. Surprisingly, Steve Kerr left the most explosive and top scorer of the team from the bench. Defeat of 124-119. La Clippers lowered Dububs to a play tournament, where Memphis Grizzlies will host Tuesday.
Curry had that to say KumingPress conference in his postgami:
“Just to be ready. It’s a young player’s test in this league, especially with our team … It was not his time tonight. … Don’t let the noise beyond the locker room. Attention that could come from her, pulls out of your ability to make an impact when your number of calls.”
Jonathan Kumingi records an average of 15.3 points and 4.6 rebounds per game, fourth and sixth in the team in those categories. Against La ClippersKerr relied more on Kevon Looney, Gary Payton II and Kevona Looney of Neri Stateter. Even the Quinten post, which has a game on the floor, has seen more minutes than cuming.
Steph Curry hopes that if Kuming is invited to step against Memphis Grizzlies, he will be ready forward. Curry also noted that DNPs are quite common, especially among young players, so it should be something that his teammate would make progress.
Exploring the possible reason why Steve Kerr spent Jonathan Kuming on Sunday against La Clippers
Outside Kevon Looney, three other non-Staters who saw the action on Sunday were given by the Golden State Warriors legitimate external threat of shooting. Quinten Post, Gary Payton II and Buddy Hield proved that they could cause defense problems with their cracking in three points.
Jonathan Kuming did not go well from that distance, especially last month (15.8%) and in April (18.8%). Caming pairing with Looney or Draymond Green allows opponents to clog the color along the dubs. Looney was a better match against the Hulking Clippers Center Ivica Zubac, probably a key reason why Kerr played him.
Jonathan Kumingo could get a few minutes at a game tournament against Memphis Grizzlies, who sometimes play small. Grizzlies often use power forward Jaren Jackson Jr. in the center, then surround him with shooters. Steve Kerr could mirror the strategy and use kuming in the middle for Dububs.
Edited by Michael Macasero
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2025-04-14 07:15:00
Michael Macasero
