Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga, center, shoots a 3-point basket over Memphis Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke, left, during the first half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, Jan. 4, 2025, in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Godofredo A. Vásquez)
SAN FRANCISCO — Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga sprained his right ankle Saturday night and coach Steve Kerr expects the forward to miss some time.
Kuminga was hurt in the closing minutes of the first half of Golden State’s 121-113 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies when he tried to block a shot and landed awkwardly. He will undergo an MRI exam.
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Article continues after this advertisementKerr said Kyle Anderson will play more minutes in Kuminga’s absence.
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Golden State hosts Sacramento on Sunday in a back-to-back.
Article continues after this advertisementKuminga came into the game as the Warriors’ second-leading scorer behind Stephen Curry, averaging 16.9 points, but was limited to 13 points over 15 minutes.
Article continues after this advertisement“It’s going to be tough. JK’s been playing the best basketball of his career these last couple weeks, so we’re going to miss him,” Kerr said. “But Kyle will fill in well.”
Article continues after this advertisementAnderson played 21-plus minutes and had seven points, three assists and three rebounds. His playing time has been inconsistent but Anderson is eager for his opportunity.
READ: NBA: Jonathan Kuminga has career night off bench as Warriors clip Suns“I’ve done my work already while not playing as far as working out and staying ready, so it’s just a matter of going out there and playing basketball,” Anderson said, noting he has had similar circumstances before. “I’ve been in this situation two or three times in my career and I’ve always made the playoff rotation. That’s just the goal is to keep getting better, support my teammates and when my number’s called go out there and do what I can do.”
Article continues after this advertisementThe Warriors have counted on their deep roster through injuries all season.
“I’m just glad we have the depth that we do by way of Kyle,” Kerr said. “… We added a lot of depth for this reason, to be able to withstand some injuries.”
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