The Golden State Warriors’ 123-91 victory against the Chicago Bulls on Sunday night proved to be yet another injunction in Jonathan Kuminga’s future tenure with the franchise.With Golden State leading the entire game, Kuminga didn’t play at all Sunday night in Chicago, after putting up just four points, seven rebounds and three assists the night before in Cleveland. It was Kuminga’s first DNP while healthy all season, and it is reported that the Warriors will look at trades for him in the foreseeable future.If the Warriors were to trade Kuminga, he might not have to venture far from Chase Center to find a new home. The Kings pushed hard for Kuminga in his restricted free agency this summer, and Andscape’s Marc J. Spears reported Monday that Sacramento still is willing to trade away one of its key pieces, wing Malik Monk, to acquire the 23-year-old wing. The Sacramento Kings continue to have interest in acquiring Jonathan Kuminga, but while Malik Monk might still be available in a package, the previously included first-round pick is no longer expected to be part of Sacramento’s offer, per @MarcJSpears. pic.twitter.com/Dnup4wX6VF —...