After forward Kuminga missed three weeks due to injury, the overall strength of the NBA Warriors has also been greatly affected, and D. Green talked about who he thinks can fill the void on his podcast.

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The Warriors are currently losing 10 of their last 15 games, and D. Green spoke on his show about the team's woes without Kuminga: "Kuminga's ability to read games is getting better and better, and he's more and more able to predict the game, which is very special. So it's going to be tough for us to be out of action for the next three or four weeks.

In Kuminga's absence, we need to rely more on A. Wiggins, who has played aggressively in the last few games, especially in the second half against the Grizzlies, and when Kuminga is not on the court, he can step up and contribute, and we need him to keep that style of play very much right now. ”

A. Wiggins has rebounded this season after a massive absence last season, averaging 16.4 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game in 32 games, while shooting 45.4 percent from the field and 39.4 percent from three-point range.

In addition to A. Wiggins, D. Green thinks Anderson, another striker in the squad, would also be a good option: "I think Anderson gets more minutes when Kuminga is injured, and you can see that from the last few games, we struggled a little bit during the time when Kuminga was unavailable, so having a veteran like Anderson on the pitch can help us get out of the situation and stabilize the situation." ”

Although Anderson averaged just around 15 minutes per game in the first three months of the season, he has played more than 20 minutes in three games in January, and has averaged 5.7 points, 3.8 rebounds, 2.8 assists and one block per game this month, all of which are his best monthly results in the past few months.