Kuminga's return for Game 2 announced
In last night's Game 2 of the Western Conference 2nd round playoffs series in the NBA, it was all smiles for Jonathan Kuminga and the Golden State Warriors as they fell to the Minnesota Timberwolves, 117-93.
Despite the loss, Kuminga stepped up big time for the Warriors, scoring a resilient 18 points for the team. This impressive performance came when the team's leading scorer, Stephen Curry, sat out due to his injury from Game 1.
"I feel like my confidence has come back," Kuminga shared after the game.
Incidentally, Kuminga's 18 points marked his equal best playoff career high in terms of scoring, a feat that he accomplished eight times out of eleven attempts from the field, according to reports[1][3][5]. Interestingly, the headlines following the game focused on Kuminga's performance, and the team's adjustments while playing without Curry.
With Curry still sidelined, fans will be eager to see how the Warriors perform in Game 3. Will Kuminga continue to shine, or will the team find another star to lead them to victory? Only time will tell. Stay tuned!
[1] Source: NBA Playoffs: Steph Curry Status Uncertain for Warriors Game 2 vs. Timberwolves[3] Source: Jonathan Kuminga scores 18 points off bench in Warriors loss to Timberwolves[5] Source: Jonathan Kuminga sets new playoff career-high, but Warriors fall to Timberwolves in Game 2
- Kuminga, despite the losses, has displayed immense confidence and has scored 18 points, his equal best playoff career high, for the Warriors in the NBA playoffs.
- Reports suggest that Kuminga accomplished this feat eight times out of eleven attempts from the field, even when the team's leading scorer, Stephen Curry, was injured.
- The headlines following the games have focused on Kuminga's performance and the team's adjustments while playing without Curry.
- With Curry still sidelined, fans eagerly anticipate Game 3 to see if Kuminga will continue his stellar performance or if another player will step up for the Warriors in sports.
