Jonathan Kuminga might as well be called The Question. The Golden State Warriors are riding high in a post-Jimmy Butler trade world. The team’s two stars have the Dubs playing 48 full minutes of competitive basketball,

Jonathan Kuminga might as well be called The Question. The Warriors are riding high in a post-Jimmy Butler trade world. The team’s two stars have the Dubs playing 48 full minutes of competitive basketball,

Well, that is, unless you ask a reporter who implied that the Warriors are apparently still capable of such a lofty goal after Golden State's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night. After a game where some of the Warriors' bench players excelled in the absence of Jimmy Butler and Jonathan Kuminga,

Kuminga is slated to miss Sunday's contest against the Mavs and Tuesday's game against the Charlotte Hornets before being re-evaluated before the Warriors head out on a five-game road swing starting on Thursday in Orlando.

The Warriors are rolling since the Jimmy Butler trade, and their new addition may be the 'perfect guy' for Kuminga to emulate.

Kerr said he knows Butler will spend time with Kuminga and help teach him tricks of the trade. Butler is among the league’s best at drawing fouls, which is also a strength of Kuminga’s — but one that could be honed even more.

Stay informed on the Warriors as Steve Kerr discusses the recovery journey of Jonathan Kuminga from his ankle injury.

But before the win over the Pistons, the first game of a seven-game homestand following a successful 4-1 road trip, coach Steve Kerr assessed Kuminga's status. From the podium, he announced, again, that Kuminga is on his way back into the fold.