Jonathan Kuminga never found a long-term rhythm with the Warriors. After a short stint with the Atlanta Hawks, he’ll get a fresh start with the Minnesota Timberwolves.Warriors forward Draymond Green went on his podcast to break down Kuminga’s reported two-year, $13 million contract and what that could mean for his playing time.
“My only worry for JK is that if it’s not working, you’re the first plug that gets pulled,” Green stated on “The Draymond Green Show.” “Nonetheless, that’s a lot of young talent … that’s a lot of athleticism.”
Kuminga will be paired with a star-studded backcourt in LaMelo Ball and Anthony Edwards. Both guards are 25 years old and averaged over 25 points per game last season. the future is bright in Minnesota. pic.twitter.com/VHdfClO1YY
— Minnesota Timberwolves (@Timberwolves) August 4, 2026 “It’s a lot of young talent,” Green continued. “They’re going all in on the youth. I respect it. Here’s a deal where he’s betting on himself. There’s word on the street that he had...