US EditionSteph Curry Apologizes after Jonathan Kuminga Drops Ice-Cold Reaction to Wild Warriors "Food" Drama
- On Feb. 5 the Golden State Warriors traded Jonathan Kuminga and Buddy Hield to the Atlanta Hawks for Kristaps Porziņģis, closing Kuminga's five-year chapter with the team.
- Ownership's choice at the 2021 NBA Draft created a philosophical divide inside Golden State, as owners pushed for Kuminga over the coaching staff's preferred Franz Wagner, according to reports.
- A closed-door Dec. 10 meeting between Jonathan Kuminga and head coach Steve Kerr escalated, ending with Kerr slamming a whiteboard and Kuminga receiving 16 consecutive coach's-decision DNPs after the Warriors' family room 'food' incident.
- Golden State now integrates Kristaps Porziņģis, whose injury history raises availability concerns, as the trade finalized a drawn-out, often bitter split between Kuminga and the Warriors.
- The episode is described as a cautionary tale about fit, communication, and timing, rooted in the Warriors' 2021 draft philosophy and organizational divide.
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Kerr Slams Whiteboard in Tense Meeting With Kuminga Before Trade: Report
A tense Dec. 10 meeting between Jonathan Kuminga and Steve Kerr is now widely viewed inside the organization as the breaking point that accelerated Kuminga’s eventual exit from the Golden State Warriors at the trade deadline.According to ESPN’s Anthony Slater, that closed-door conversation represented “the most tense flare-up” in what team sources otherwise described as a long-running but largely restrained standoff between player and coach.“Ins…
Explosive Midseason Showdown Erupts Between Steve Kerr and Jonathan Kuminga Ahead of Hawks Trade - sports365.info
A new Sports Illustrated report reveals a heated midseason meeting between Warriors coach Steve Kerr and rookie Jonathan Kuminga, preceding Kuminga’s trade to the Atlanta Hawks. Tensions reportedly ran high as the team restructured. —- Author : Noah Rodriguez Publish date : 2026-02-12 04:31:00 Copyright for syndicated content belongs to the linked Source. —
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