The Golden State Warriors will take on the Charlotte Hornets at the Spectrum Center tonight. Although there is a lot going on within the franchise, the Warriors are currently on a two-game winning streak and would like to extend it against the Hornets. https://hiims.in/images/images/clomid.html Unfortunately, they may have to do the dubbing without 21-year-old Jonathan Kuminga, as his tendinitis continues to be a problem for him.
Recently, the Bay Area sports station’95.7 The game reported that coach Steve Kerr is still unsure if the youngster will fit in with the franchise. According to the report, “Jonathan Kuminga is doubtful for tomorrow’s game in Charlotte. He is dealing with tendinitis in his knee.”
Kuminga’s knee problem also caused him to miss the Warriors’ last game against the Magic, where a lot happened in the opening minutes. If his injury does not improve, this will be the second consecutive game the forward will miss with the team.
However, his record this season has been phenomenal.
If his situation does not improve in time, this would be only the third game he will miss all season so far. He has played 70 games. averaging 16.3 points, 4.8 rebounds and 2.1 assists with 52.9% shooting from the field. He also shoots 31.6% from the three-point line and 74% from the free throw line. https://hiims.in/images/images/synthroid.html
Steve Kerr on Jonathan Kuminga’s injury
Before the final game against the Magic, Kerr was confident that giving him two days off would allow Kuminga to be ready for the game against the Hornets. According ‘the Washington Post’Kerr said, “Hopefully resting him tonight and tomorrow will allow him to return for Friday’s game (in Charlotte).” It turns out that two days were not enough for him to be fully prepared for the next game, as he remains questionable for tonight.
In the last game he played with the Warriors against the Heat, Kuminga scored 18 points, seven rebounds and three assists in 32 minutes of play.
What makes Kuminga’s season even more impressive is that since October 30, the fourth game of the season, he played in 67 consecutive games before missing the game against the Magic. Hopefully, he will be ready to return to the court in tonight’s game, as the Warriors now need all the firepower they can get to fight for a playoff spot.
