It was revealed that the relationship between Kuminga and Cole is still very bad! He believes that the latter hinders his growth and refuses to disclose his comeback plan.

On November 26, the NBA regular season continues. Earlier today, multiple reporters reported on Warriors star Kuminga’s relationship with the team. According to reports, he still has no specific timetable for his return, and his relationship with Warriors coach Kerr is still very poor.

Kuminga started 12 consecutive games before being removed from the starting lineup. He then missed 6 consecutive games due to knee tendonitis. Famous reporter Ashish Mathur wrote an article about the relationship between Warriors head coach Kerr and Kuminga. He said that according to NBA sources, the relationship between Kuminga and head coach Kerr is still poor. Kuminga believes Kerr and the Warriors have stunted his growth. In addition, he also added that almost everyone in the NBA expects the Warriors to trade Kuminga after January 15, 2026.

Warriors team reporter Nick from TA Friedell reported more details: "During the opening hours of the locker room before the Warriors VS Jazz game, TA reporters found Kuminga, but he refused to comment. When the reporter informed that it was Cole who asked the media to ask about Kuminga's recovery in person, he remained silent again. Although Kuminga was not responsible. He must be interviewed by the media, but his choice not to disclose the progress of his recovery will inevitably intensify the speculation about his continued injury."

Ironically, the Warriors gave Kuminga an MRI and the results showed that there was no problem with his knee, but Kuminga said that his knee had been sore. In this regard, the famous football commentator Kevin O'Connor said: "Let me translate: Kuminga will return to health immediately after being traded."

Kuminga played 13 games this season, 12 of which were starts. When he came off the bench against the Spurs, he left the game early due to injury. So far this season, he has averaged 13.8 points, 6.6 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 0.4 steals per game, shooting 47.8% from the field and 32.4% from three-point range.

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