It s so bitter to twist the melon! He averaged 6 points in the last 4 games, but he thinks the Warriors let him take the blame and was put on the shelf.

On November 21st, it has been some time since the new NBA season started. Since the start of the season, many Western Conference teams have not performed as expected, and this will also cause problems in their locker rooms. Now there are several teams interested in rebuilding, such as the Kings and Mavericks. The Kings have put Sabonis, LaVine and DeRozan on the shelf, and the Mavericks reported today that they have no intention of trading Irving, but Thick Eyebrow and Clay may be sent away.

The Grizzlies have also reported that they want to trade Morant. Although the Clippers have not yet reported any turmoil, but the team's record is so poor, it is only a matter of time before they collapse. The Warriors' performance this season is also unsatisfactory. The team is now 9-8 and ranked eighth in the Western Conference. Although the team's loss can be attributed to the core missing several games and Melton and Seth Curry not returning, the team's biggest problem has been exposed.

They lacked the third stable scoring point besides Curry and Butler, which was also the reason why the team lost the game against the Magic. Curry and Butler combined for 67 points and 13 assists in this game, but the team still lost. Dream Chaser and Horford are both old, and they obviously can't play this role. The team expected young players to bring more help to the veterans this season, but these young players let them down.

The young players on the team who are most trusted by Cole are Kuminga, Moody and Bojem. Moody is a genius, and his firepower is indeed very strong, but he plays too few games. His defense is good, but his offense is unstable. Although Bojem is comprehensive, his scoring ability is also very limited. When facing a high-intensity defense, you cannot expect him to provide more help on the offensive end. The team's most anticipated player should be Kuminga.

So far this season, Kuminga has averaged 13.8 points, 6.6 rebounds and 2.8 assists per game, shooting 47.8% from the field and 32.4% from three-point range. He is indeed third in the team in points per game. However, such average data cannot be called an outstanding third-string player in the league, or even qualified. Kuminga's performance at the beginning of the game was indeed very good. His shooting was more accurate than before, and he handled the ball better. At that time, it was considered to be an increase in goals.

As a result, during Curry's absence for a period of time, Kuminga's true colors were revealed. It was because of Curry's excellent defensive ability that Kuminga got an easy chance to take action. During Curry's absence, his performance was very poor. It may be because he played too poorly and his mentality also exploded. In the game against the Thunder, he was also very sloppy on the defensive end, which also annoyed Cole and sent him directly to the bench.

This has also changed Kuminga's mentality. In the past four games, Kuminga averaged only 6 points, 5.5 rebounds and 2.2 assists per game. This performance, let alone the top three, is not outstanding in the substitute rotation. After Kuminga performed poorly, he did not look for his own problems, but began to be dissatisfied with the Warriors again. According to the Warriors team record, Kuminga was the starter at the beginning of the game. The team won 4 wins and 1 loss in the first five games, and then 2 wins and 5 losses in the next 7 games. Then he was demoted to the substitute. He believed that he had become a scapegoat.

Sure enough, the hard work is not sweet. I thought that all the past things could be over. However, as long as there were differences between the two parties, Kuminga would settle old scores. He was still very disappointed with the Warriors management and coaching staff. As for the relationship between Kuminga and the Warriors, I guess many fans know that after Butler was traded last season, Kuminga's playing time began to decrease. Cole even abandoned Kuminga for a long time because he ignored Curry in the offense. He also became what he called the scapegoat.

In the offseason, Kuminga wanted a big contract + leaving the team. He wanted to sign first and then switch to a team that was willing to give him a core position. He didn't want to stay with the Warriors at all, and the Warriors management is not stupid. You can leave if you want? Are you still going to be given a big contract to stay on the team? Beautiful thought! So the two sides delayed for a long time, until the training camp was about to start. When Kuminga saw that the Warriors management had not compromised, he chose to compromise and stay with the team, and he was given a starting position in the new season. As a result, he couldn't stand the team's twists and turns, so he took his seat.

After the previous disastrous defeat to the Thunder, not only Kuminga became the starter, but Bojem also became a substitute. Cole wanted to try other lineups and see if Moody and Richards, two off-ball shooters, could work better with Kuba. Facts have proved that they are indeed better than Kuminga and Bojem. Now Kuminga is getting emotional again, which will definitely affect the team. Moreover, Butler organized a team gathering before and he refused to participate. This young man is confusing.

Now there are cracks in the locker room. It can only be said that it is really hard to force the melon. Now the Warriors are also thinking about it. They don’t want to force Kuminga to stay. According to reporter Evan, the Warriors will start promoting Kuminga in the trade market next month, hoping to use him in exchange for a rotation player who can bring a positive impact. Let's get together and part ways. Having said that, what do you want to say about the current Warriors and Kuminga? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.