5-1! Warriors' godlike play! Thank you, Kuminga!

Since parting ways with that player, the Warriors have experienced no leg or back pain and hold an 18-16 record, placing them eighth in the West this season.

Kuminga’s most recent appearance dates back to December 19 of last year, followed by six consecutive games where he was a DNP, but the Warriors still managed a strong 5-1 record in that time...

Zubac: Kuminga, I get where you’re coming from. During the five games Zubac missed due to a grade two left ankle sprain, the Clippers, who had been struggling, went on a five-game winning streak and set sail anew.

Back to the point, sitting Kuminga out not only protects him from injury that could lower his trade value but also boosts the team’s performance — a win-win situation for the Warriors.

Kuminga, earning $22.5 million this season, has appeared in 18 games with 13 starts, averaging 24.8 minutes per game, scoring 11.8 points, grabbing 6.2 rebounds, dishing out 2.6 assists, and committing 2.4 turnovers, with shooting percentages of 43.1% and 32% in two key categories.

According to multiple sources,this guy is destined to part ways with the Warriors and will be officially trade-eligible on January 15 this year.