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Kawakami: Jonathan Kuminga’s eventual Warriors exit is being shaped right now
Kuminga can’t be traded until Jan. 15, which sets up the next five weeks as a typical period of heightened Warriors mid-season drama.
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It was right there for everybody to see in that frenzied Warriors fourth quarter in Philadelphia on Thursday — who was out there flying around, screaming at the crowd, and almost pulling this game out; and who was not.
It’s been subtext for the last few weeks, really. But it’s not subtext now.
Warriors HC Steve Kerr Rips Into Two Players With Team Struggling
The Golden State Warriors and Steve Kerr have not been happy with the start to the season and held an 11-12 record entering Saturday night's matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
At times early this season, the Warriors have looked like a team that could compete in the Western Conference. However, in many other moments, they have looked like a team who could miss the playoffs.
So far, Golden State has been unable to find its identity. Quite a few players have been struggling with consistency. That isn't usually a recipe for success and must be fixed in the very near future.
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Steve Kerr shares what Warriors need from Jonathan Kuminga, Brandin Podziemski
On the first night of a Midwest back-to-back, the Warriors will be down several key contributors — namely stars Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green — against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
All of these guys are out for the Warriors tonight, Steve Kerr announced: Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green, De’Anthony Melton, Al Horford and Seth Curry @NBCSWarriors A very light group tonight for the Warriors in Cleveland
Without those steady veterans, coach Steve Kerr needs a big night from Golden State's second timeline, particularly two players who have struggled lately: Jonathan Kuminga and Brandin Podziemski. Before Saturday's matchup in Cleveland, Kerr detailed some areas he needs to see improvement from that young duo.
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