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How Did We Let The Hawks Get Jonathan Kuminga



How Did We Let The Hawks Get Jonathan Kuminga

Jonathan Kuminga is going to retire as an Atlanta Hawks legend isn’t he..

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  9. @neekofoo2429

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  10. @johnreesekl6249

    Pump the brakes. Kuminga hasn't won a chip yet. Let's not act like the Hawks are gonna run the table now. Kuminga is just good for highlights. Team him up with Melo, and they will break the highlights reel, but not win anything.

  11. @AgentZ3R0.

    Wait, so you're saying drafting jonathan kuminga with his skillset (explosive athleticism, on ball creation, getting to the rim, athletic dunking etc…) and then telling him to play off ball, be an elite 3pt shooter, dont run in transition, set up the half court through draymond in the post, and get out the way to let steph cook! otherwise youll get benched,
    wasnt going to work?

  12. @hegga_nm

    Kerr is both delusional and full of S%*t! GSW are not playing for championship for at least two years now, so not giving Kuminga an opportunity is pure stubbornness and arrogance, and not giving him time on the floor after Butler got hurt is nothing short of supidity. The worst thing that could happen is he ended up being what they thought he will be, but the upside… I think it's time for Warriors to cut ties with Kerr, and we are at that point for a while now.

  14. @KxngPDaHustla

    Well that confirms what some of us thought all along! Steve Kerr just admitted that the current Warriors coaching staff has a problem with player development. Now let's remember Mark Jackson was the coach when Steph Curry got there and helped him Draymond and Klay develop. Meaning Steve Kerr and his staff do not know how to develop players and a lot of people have been saying that he's not really that good of a coach he kind of got lucky and it's kind of hard to argue that point when the man admits that they can't develop players. What if he was there when Steph Curry got there and the others? Would they ever be able to develop into the players the players they are and become a dynasty? I don't know man. Now I know some people will say well it's different because they weren't winning when the others got there so they weren't trying to win and develop at the same time. It shouldn't make a difference if you really are that good of a coach. A good coach is able to implement players in the system and kind of tweak the system to let the player fit in better. None of that happened within five years!

  18. @g4m3F2P

    Except that your point dont make sense with podz priorities over Kuminga is crazy work, on a team that have 10 gaurds fight for mins podz leads the team, while there were only 1-2 wings lol….

  20. @alonzo_land

    50 fans chanting "thank you warriors" in an arena of 18k capacity is not "savage" my guy, its barely an anecdote. Either way, that trade was bad for GS anyway you looked at it from the get go. Porzingis is not injury prone, he has a chronical illness that will prevent him from ever being healthy enough to be worth trading any asset for him let alone a Kuminga level player

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