The Golden State Warriors demonstrated commendable performances during their first-round playoff series against the Houston Rockets. However, despite their significant efforts, they ultimately fell short against the Minnesota Timberwolves in the conference semifinals. Consequently, following their elimination from the playoffs, intriguing details regarding Jonathan Kuminga surfaced on social media platforms.
The Warriors faced a tough challenge in their recent Game 5 of the conference semifinals against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Jonathan Kuminga logged 36 minutes on the court, contributing 26 points and securing three rebounds.
Without the presence of Stephen Curry, the Warriors succumbed to defeat, concluding the match with a score of 110-121. Subsequently, a stunning stats analysis on social media indicated that Kuminga’s performance may not have sufficiently benefited the Warriors.
— StatMuse (@statmuse) May 15, 2025
According to StatMuse, the Warriors have a concerning record in the playoffs when Kuminga is given significant playing time. Specifically, they have lost all seven games in which Kuminga has played over 20 minutes.
Fans Push Back Against Shocking Stat Implying Kuminga’s Limited Contributions to Warriors’ Postseason
When StatMuse shared information about Kuminga’s stats on X (formerly Twitter), a flood of fans quickly filled the comment section with varied reactions. The statistical insights presented in the analysis sparked scepticism among NBA enthusiasts, leading to questions about Kuminga’s true impact on the Warriors.
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One fan said, “Dude is awfully good for those stats to impact his play. At least the least 4? Without him warriors might not have broke 100 all series.”
Dude is awfully good for those stats to impact his play. At least the least 4? Without him warriors might not have broke 100 all series
— Zach Benjamin (@ZachBenjamin33) May 15, 2025
Another fan said, “If Kuminga didn’t play in any game they would’ve lost by 40.”
If Kuminga didn’t play in any game they would’ve lost by 40
— The Prototype (@elGoate) May 15, 2025
Another fan commented, “Kuminga is a good player this means nothing lol.”
Kuminga is a good player this means nothing lol
— envious🌴☀️🌇 (@enviouszn) May 15, 2025
A sports enthusiast mentioned, “Playoff Kuminga in the house.”
Playoff Kuminga in the house
— SURE_FIRE_BETS 🍀 (@LinesniRyanRems) May 15, 2025
Another fan said, “Cause they only give him a chance when he’s last option.”
Cause they only give him a chance when he’s last option
— Floater Gang (@thefloatergang) May 15, 2025
Another fan commented, “One of the he best Warriors on the floor today.”
One of the he best Warriors on the floor today
— BuildingHub (@Ibraheemraji) May 15, 2025
Kuminga participated in 47 games for the Warriors during the current season. He averaged 15.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game.
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