The Warriors can t play a talented team without Ku Mingga! Except for the dual-core rampage, all the other supporting roles are suppressed!

The Warriors lost to the Magic 113-121. The Warriors were completely defeated in this game, because they were unable to suppress the Magic throughout the game, causing both offense and defense to be manipulated, resulting in a loss. Moreover, only Curry and Butler were able to go wild in this game. The two of them scored 67 points. Of course, Green's offensive and defensive performance was not bad. Unfortunately, the contributions of other role players are still too little.

The reason for this is that they were unable to attack the ball. For example, Moody can only be a 3D player. He tried to organize this game, but he simply did not have such ability. Looking at Bojie again, he can only be a role player. He even hesitates when shooting. He also has no ability to cause damage. In addition, Richard has no height and cannot be lethal offensively. In addition, Payton Jr. had no empty baskets, and Hield and Post were both shooters. Unfortunately, their ups and downs were very large, which ultimately made it difficult for the Warriors to have anyone to support them offensively.

Kuminga is needed very much at this time, and everyone is looking forward to Kuminga's comeback. At least Kuminga can maintain his attack when holding the ball. If his golf intelligence can return to that of the beginning of the season and maintain good offensive options, he can still maintain his lethality against tall teams. This is also the current predicament of the Warriors. They need other players to step up and attack. The significance of Kuminga's game is concrete.

Unfortunately, it is still unknown when Kuminga will return. He started shooting training three days ago and said he would be back on the 18th at the earliest, but he couldn't play today. At the same time, when Cole mentioned Kuminga today, he hoped that he could return in Thursday's game against the Heat. This also proves Kuminga's significance to the team. I also hope that Kuminga’s performance can pick up by then, and that sharing the ball and offensive options can maintain a reasonable process.