After four years with the Warriors making no progress, Kuming is more likely to be abandoned

Four years is enough for a player to make a leap forward, especially on a team like the Warriors. The Warriors have selected a lot of players with high draft picks over the years, and they all have very strong physical qualities, but they may all have some deficiencies in basketball IQ, such as the Wiseman Warriors have not scored anything for several years, and finally the Warriors chose to give up Wiseman. And now Kuminga also seems to be a player who has been slow to get his senses.

In the last game, Kuminga did not show the improvement in experience in recent years against the Hawks, but was still very reckless, which was in stark contrast to Butler's style of play. The lowest plus/minus of the game also proves that Kuminga is the kind of player who has excellent individual offensive ability but can't lead his team to win.

Maybe put Kuminga on a weak team and give him enough possession that he could average more than 20 points per game, but that type of player he can't help the team win. There are still many players of this type in the league, such as Thomas of the Nets, who are all this kind of chicken type of players. The Warriors have high hopes for Kuminga to be a leader-type player, but they may not be able to do so.

Why have the Warriors been slow to complete Kuminga's contract extension? Why was the Warriors' contract extension with Moody so straightforward? In fact, it is very easy to understand, on the one hand, because Moody is a very stable player, and a very old player, and Moody's progress in the past few years in the Warriors is visible to the naked eye. On the other hand, Kuminga is asking for a very large contract, and the Warriors don't see any signs of improvement in him. The Warriors were afraid to offer him a big contract that would turn out to be a poison contract. So this offseason, the Warriors may choose to give up Kuminga, and the game some time ago can show that without Kuminga, the Warriors are still a very strong team, and even the style of play on the court is more organized.

So Kuminga's future is obviously very bleak, if he can't accumulate basketball IQ in the Warriors, then he won't have the opportunity to improve his ability to lead the team in other teams. Maybe in the future he will become a purely attacking player and will not be able to become a true leader of a team.