Jonathan Kuminga is “not close” to playing basketball again for the Golden State Warriors. Speaking Saturday before the Warriors played the Los Angeles Lakers at Chase Center, head coach Steve Kerr confirmed the injured forward is far from a return to play.

Today marks 3 weeks since Jonathan Kuminga sprained his ankle. Steve Kerr says Kuminga isn’t close to returning. He hasn’t done anything on court besides stationary shooting. The

The Golden State Warriors are hosting the Los Angeles Lakers for the second time this season after losing their first encounter on Christmas day. On Christmas,

The most recent injury report on Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga and the duration of his time sidelined.

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The Warriors will face the Lakers at 8:30 p.m. ET on Saturday. Kerr then explained that Kuminga has been working on stationary shooting as well as exercising on a stationary bike. Before suffering the ankle injury, Kuminga played a vital role in the Warriors' lineup. He started in 10-of-32 games that he's been active.

Gui Santos and Quinten Post became the first duo in franchise history to each hit at least five 3s off the bench in a game.

Jonathan Kuminga remains out with a sprained ankle. Find out more about his possible return and impact on the Warriors' season.

Warriors: Gary Payton II (illness), Brandin Podziemski (right abdominal injury management) and Andrew Wiggins (bilateral low back soreness) are probable. Draymond Green (left calf strain) and Jonathan Kuminga (right ankle sprain) are out.

The rookie out of Boston College helped fuel an impressive performance from Golden State's second unit on Thursday against the Bulls.