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Kuminga remains the biggest mystery on the Warriors roster. In fact, a performance like Tuesday's begs the question of how he ended up out of Golden State's rotation in the first place.

After a tension-filled offseason that left plenty of doubt about his future with the Golden State Warriors, Jonathan Kuminga earned high praise from his head coach following their season-opening win over the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday night.

The Golden State Warriors opened their 2025-26 season on the road against the Los Angeles Lakers, a matchup where fans were denied a Steph Curry-LeBron James he

Jonathan Kuminga played 33 minutes against the Lakers because he positively affected winning. That’s a big change.

Veteran Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green commented on how Steve Kerr was learning to coach Jonathan Kuminga for this NBA season.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr sent a message to young forward Jonathan Kuminga after his team's Opening Night win.

The Golden State Warriors may have found a potential missing piece in Jonathan Kuminga in their victory over the Lakers in their season opener.

Despite his well-documented standoff with the Golden State Warriors over the summer, Jonathan Kuminga found himself in Steve Kerr's starting lineup against the Los Angeles Lakers. Kuminga repaid that faith by producing a high-level performance on both sides of the floor, even though he had the difficult task of trying to contain Luka Doncic.

Warriors coach Steve Kerr made his feelings clear about Jonathan Kuminga's opening night performance against the Lakers.

The Golden State Warriors' turbulent offseason involving the contract stranglehold between Jonathan Kuminga and the front office came to an end just as training

Golden State guard Buddy Hield called Warriors teammate Jonathan Kuminga the "best in the world" at a very specific basketball skill.