Amid a strong start to the season, the Golden State Warriors are in the process of figuring out where Jonathan Kuminga might fit into their long-term

Jonathan Kuminga, more than any of the other supposed "next up" guys, has been the barometer for the Golden State Warriors' well-chronicled and highly ambitious two-timeline plan. At every turn the franchise has resisted trading everyone from James Wiseman (before everyone found out he stunk) to Jordan Poole (before everyone found out he stunk) to Moses Moody to Brandin Podziemski for an established star who could,

The Golden State Warriors rumor mill gained considerable propulsion Tuesday with news that the Warriors are a preferred destination for one star player and that they’re keeping an eye on a tanking team.

The Thunder defeat the Mavericks, 118-104, and advance to the Emirates NBA Cup Semifinals. Thunder Top Perfomers: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: 39 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals Jalen Williams: 18 points,

Jalen Green drained two free throws with 3.5 seconds left on the clock to put the Rockets up 91-90 over the Golden State Warriors. They would get a stop at the other end of the floor to end a 15-game losing streak to their Western Conference rivals.

In Texas, the Warriors face the Rockets. Rockets opened as favorites and maintain a slight lead with a total over 223. Both teams present strong lineups.