Kuminga's return boosts Warriors' championship hopes

Jonathan Kuminga returned to the Golden State Warriors after missing 31 games due to an ankle sprain. In his first game back, he scored 18 points in 20 minutes, contributing to a 130-104 victory over the Sacramento Kings. Kuminga's return adds athleticism and versatility to the Warriors, who are currently 10 games over .500. His ability to drive and finish at the rim enhances the team's offensive options, especially alongside new teammate Jimmy Butler. Head coach Steve Kerr noted that Kuminga will need to adapt to a new role. The Warriors aim to maximize their talent as they prepare for the playoffs, with Kuminga seen as a key player in their championship aspirations.