Jonathan Kuminga's time with the Golden State Warriors will likely end this season. The young star looked like he had finally cracked the starting five to start the year, but that seems like a false alarm now.

Kuminga, the Warriors' fourth-highest-paid player with a cap hit of $22.5 million, is in his fifth NBA season, per Spotrac. He's averaging 12.4 points, 6.3 rebounds and 2.6 assists in 17 games played this season, shooting 43.8% from the floor and 32% from three.

Derrick White leads Boston to a 146-101 win over Washington by dropping 30 points, 7 rebounds and 9 assists in 29 minutes. Jordan Walsh (22 points) and Payton Pritchard (20 points) did their thing in the Celtics’ third straight dub.

Pat Spencer scored a career-high 19 points in his first NBA start, leading the Golden State Warriors to a 99-94 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday night.

As a player, Kerr earned five NBA titles. Now, as the coach of the Golden State Warriors, Kerr has led his team to four NBA titles while being named the Coach of the Year in 2016 and serving as the All-Star game head coach in 2015 and 2017.

The former Bradley basketball star is in his second professional season, and signs with his second NBA team. Here's what's next for Malevy Leons:

According to the report from Dan Devone, Brandin Podziemski could soon become a name to watch on the trade market.

Kuminga has struggled since returning to the Warriors early this month from a knee injury and did not play in Sunday’s win over the Bulls.

After the Chicago Bulls lost their seventh straight game Sunday, Giddey told reporters "the memo is out" on how to beat the Bulls. The Bulls have to hope the league hasn't figured out their young guard as well.

The wait has been long, but finally, the Golden State Warriors have delivered news that has filled their fans with joy. Stephen Curry's return is closer than many expected. According to the team's announcement,