If you can’t stop slicing off the tee, here’s a sneaky driver cheat code that can lead to straighter shots – and more distance! One of those was how well Jonathan Kuminga played. Kuminga ...

The Warriors held on to Kuminga, who showed flashes of star potential as the team’s second-leading scorer behind Stephen Curry until a significant ankle sprain kept him out of 31 games.

The Warriors, sources said, believe they have the best offer on the table for Kuminga because of the highest starting salary ($21.7 million next season compared to $19.8 million elsewhere) and the ...

But in the second half, Kuminga, like the rest of the Warriors, struggled. In 10-and-a-half minutes, he only scored three points. Kuminga didn’t make either of his two shot attempts.

In rejecting the Warriors’ $22.5 million offer per year, Kuminga stood for himself, not wanting to cede “too much control to a franchise he believes has stunted and strung his career along for ...

The Golden State Warriors and restricted free agent Jonathan Kuminga might prefer to part ways, but that might not happen - making his likely return next season a complicated proposition.

Kuminga’s two free throws with 29 seconds remaining gave the Warriors a one-point lead, ultimately leading to their 109-105 win against the Phoenix Suns on Saturday at Chase Center.

The new-look Warriors went 16-6 in the 22 games that Kuminga missed while nursing an ankle injury. When he returned, however, they went 11-4 prior to Sunday's loss.

Jonathan Kuminga made Golden State Warriors playoff history in Saturday's loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 3.

The Golden State Warriors have a big decision to make with Jonathan Kuminga. The 22-year-old forward is the Warriors’ biggest domino this offseason.

Kuminga was the No. 7 overall pick by the Warriors in 2021. He has been with the team for four seasons, though he slipped back into a reserve role last season.