The outside world is curious about the whereabouts of NBA Warriors young player Kuminga, and he "doesn't know" about the future

The Warriors lost to the Timberwolves on the 15th, and the NBA playoffs were eliminated 1-4 in the second-round series, and with the end of the season, the outside world was curious about the whereabouts of the young player Kuminga, and when he was asked about the future, he vaguely said "I don't know".

Teenager Kuminga

Kuminga once played beautiful statistics this season, but after injuries and trades, he began to fall out of the rotation, and was frozen at the beginning of the playoffs, until the first brother Curry was injured in the second round, he was unfrozen to get playing time, which also made his relationship with head coach Cole the focus of attention from the outside world.

When asked about the relationship between the two, Kuminga said that he and head coach Cole have many ups and downs, but it is Cole who has helped him get to where he is today, but for the future, Kuminga said vaguely "I don't know".

Kuminga has played in 47 games this season, including 10 starts, leaving 15.3 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.2 assists, and has played in eight playoff games, including one start, averaging 15.3 points per game. Kuminga will be a restricted free agent after the season, and the Warriors have 48 hours to follow up after accepting offers from other teams, with The Athletic's Thompson and Slater noting that the two sides are interested in seeking sign-and-trade this summer.