Kuminga was selected No. 7 overall in the 2021 NBA Draft, but saw limited playing time during the Warriors’ run to the 2022 title. He saw his minutes fluctuate last season, when he averaged 15.3 points per game but saw his playing time decrease upon returning from a severe ankle injury after the Jimmy Butler trade.

Jonathan Kuminga can't seem to understand why fans would question his desire to stay with the Golden State Warriors after his contract saga.

Golden State Warriors wing Jonathan Kuminga practiced for the first time Thursday since agreeing to his new two-year contract. He spoke about his ambitions, but Steve Kerr has specific requests.

Jonathan Kuminga and the Golden State Warriors took a while to agree to terms on a new deal this offseason. For some time, it seemed like Kuminga and the Warriors were headed for a separation. Signing the qualifying offer would’ve signaled the beginning of the end.

There are two ways that negotiations can drag out. They can get prolonged because one side is being unfair and unreasonable, or they can stall because both sides are holding firm to what they want. And while Jonathan Kuminga’s summer-long stalemate with the Golden State Warriors might have felt to many like the former,

Kendrick Perkins lauds Steph Curry for tuning out the noise and listening only to what Jonathan Kuminga had to say.

The Jonathan Kuminga saga is over. We can finally talk about basketball, rather than all the drama surrounding it. After an offseason filled with speculation and a holdout, the Golden State Warriors have locked the 22-year-old forward to a two-year,

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr addresses uncertain future with the team as he enters his final season under current contract.