Kuminga finished with 30 points (11-18 FG, 3-4 3Pt, 5-6 FT), six rebounds, three assists and two blocks across 36 minutes during Saturday's 102-97 loss to the Timberwolves in Game 3 of the Western Conference Semifinals. The Warriors needed Kuminga to provide an offensive boost in this game, and he delivered a breakout performance while easily leading Golden State's second unit in scoring. Kuminga is expected to continue seeing an uptick in minutes for as long as Stephen Curry (hamstring) remains sidelined, affording him a optimistic short-term fantasy outlook in all formats.
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Date Opp Result Record 4/13 L 124-119 48-34 4/11 W 103-86 48-33 4/9 L 114-111 47-33 4/8 W 133-95 47-32 4/6 L 106-96 46-32 4/4 W 118-104 46-31 4/3 W 123-116 45-31 4/1 W 134-125 44-31 3/30 W 148-106 43-31 3/28 W 111-95 42-31 3/25 L 112-86 41-31 3/22 L 124-115 41-30 3/20 W 117-114 41-29 3/18 W 104-93 40-29 3/17 L 114-105 39-29 3/15 W 97-94 39-28 3/13 W 130-104 38-28 3/10 W 130-120 37-28 3/8 W 115-110 36-28 3/6 W 121-119 35-28 3/4 W 114-102 34-28 3/3 W 119-101 33-28 3/1 L 126-119 32-28 2/27 W 121-115 32-27 2/25 W 128-92 31-27 2/23 W 126-102 30-27 2/21 W 132-108 29-27 2/13 W 105-98 28-27 2/12 L 111-107 27-27 2/10 W 125-111 27-26 2/8 W 132-111 26-26 2/6 L 120-112 25-26 2/5 L 131-128 25-25 2/3 W 104-99 25-24 1/31 L 130-105 24-24 1/29 W 116-109 24-23 1/28 W 114-103 23-23 1/25 L 118-108 22-23 1/23 W 131-106 22-22 1/22 L 123-117 21-22 1/20 L 125-85 21-21 1/18 W 122-114 21-20 1/15 W 116-115 20-20 1/13 L 104-101 19-20 1/10 L 108-96 19-19 1/9 W 107-104 19-18 1/7 L 114-98 18-18 1/5 L 129-99 18-17 1/4 W 121-113 18-16 1/2 W 139-105 17-16 12/30 L 113-95 16-16 12/28 W 109-105 16-15 12/27 L 102-92 15-15 12/25 L 115-113 15-14 12/23 L 111-105 15-13 12/21 W 113-103 15-12 12/19 L 144-93 14-12 12/15 L 143-133 14-11 12/11 L 91-90 0-1 12/8 W 114-106 14-9 12/6 L 107-90 13-9 12/5 W 99-93 13-8 12/3 L 119-115 12-8 11/30 L 113-105 12-7 11/27 L 105-101 12-6 11/25 L 128-120 12-5 11/23 L 104-94 12-4 11/22 W 112-108 12-3 11/20 W 120-97 11-3 11/18 L 102-99 10-3 11/15 W 123-118 10-2 11/12 W 120-117 9-2 11/10 W 127-116 8-2 11/8 L 136-117 7-2 11/6 W 118-112 7-1 11/4 W 125-112 6-1 11/2 W 127-121 5-1 10/30 W 104-89 4-1 10/29 W 124-106 3-1 10/27 L 112-104 2-1 10/25 W 127-86 2-0 10/23 W 140-104 1-0 -
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Date Opp Result Record Western Conference Semifinals 5/10 L 102-97 1-2 5/8 L 117-93 1-1 5/6 W 99-88 1-0 Western Conference First Round 5/4 W 103-89 4-3 5/2 L 115-107 3-3 4/30 L 131-116 3-2 4/28 W 109-106 3-1 4/26 W 104-93 2-1 4/23 L 109-94 1-1 4/20 W 95-85 1-0

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points per game
24.5rebounds per game
6.1assists per game
6.0blocks per game
1.0steals per game
Jimmy Butler SF1.7Player GP GS MIN PTS REB AST BLK STL TO DD2 TD3 A/TO +/- 3PA 3PM 3P% 2PA 2PM 2P% FGA FGM FG% FTA FTM FT% PF DREB OREB TS% J. Butler SF303032.717.95.55.90.31.71.5424.1+1882.30.627.9%8.94.752.6%11.15.347.6%7.76.787.0%1.0957061.7%P. Spencer PG3906.42.51.21.20.10.40.5002.7-150.60.122.7%2.00.945.6%2.61.140.6%0.40.373.3%0.5311545.5%K. Knox SF1406.03.31.20.40.30.10.3001.3-31.10.326.7%1.51.066.7%2.61.350.0%0.60.475.0%0.410758.2%K. Anderson SF36315.05.33.12.30.60.70.6004.1-701.40.536.5%3.31.648.7%4.72.145.0%0.80.566.7%1.1832752.2%Q. Post PF421416.38.13.51.30.40.40.8001.7+434.31.740.8%2.31.252.6%6.52.944.9%0.60.577.8%2.01133559.5%643326.811.75.13.40.21.11.2202.9+2594.81.837.2%5.02.651.6%9.84.444.5%1.51.175.8%1.52606555.7%D. Melton PG6220.210.33.32.80.31.21.7101.7+275.82.237.1%3.21.547.4%9.03.740.7%1.30.862.5%3.014653.9%D. Green PF686629.29.06.15.61.01.52.6612.2+2753.61.232.5%3.92.051.7%7.53.242.4%2.21.568.7%3.23407453.4%J. Rowe PF608.73.71.80.70.00.70.2004.0+231.70.530.0%1.20.871.4%2.81.347.1%1.00.550.0%0.78356.0%A. Wiggins SF434330.117.64.62.40.80.91.3301.8-555.82.237.9%7.93.949.1%13.76.144.4%4.23.277.7%1.61316656.6%B. Hield SG822222.711.13.21.60.30.81.1001.5+1416.72.537.0%2.91.552.7%9.64.041.7%0.80.782.8%1.62135156.0%Y. Collins PG208.01.01.52.00.01.00.0000.0-50.00.00.0%1.50.533.3%1.50.533.3%0.00.00.0%2.51233.3%623715.66.65.01.70.60.40.7402.3-610.10.00.0%4.82.858.2%4.92.857.6%1.71.057.8%1.218912258.7%L. Waters SG38917.25.52.51.10.30.60.5002.5-183.91.333.1%1.50.747.4%5.42.037.1%0.30.272.7%1.5801649.8%S. Curry PG707032.224.54.46.00.41.12.9902.1+29911.24.439.7%6.83.653.4%18.08.144.8%4.34.093.3%1.42704061.8%G. Payton SG621115.06.53.01.30.30.80.6002.1+431.50.532.6%3.32.369.0%4.82.857.4%0.60.471.1%1.71325363.5%D. Schröder PG241826.210.62.34.40.11.02.0002.2-1304.81.532.2%5.72.441.9%10.53.937.5%1.61.274.4%2.8461047.4%M. Moody SG743422.39.82.61.30.40.80.7001.8+1324.61.737.4%3.11.651.9%7.73.343.3%1.81.479.7%1.61375257.8%J. Kuminga PF471024.315.34.62.20.50.81.5201.5+63.21.030.5%8.94.550.8%12.15.545.4%5.03.366.8%1.91615653.5%B. Key SF303.71.00.70.00.00.70.3000.0-80.30.00.0%1.00.00.0%1.30.00.0%2.01.050.0%0.01122.6%R. Beekman PG202.01.00.50.50.00.50.0000.0+00.00.00.0%0.50.5100.0%0.50.5100.0%0.00.00.0%0.501100.0%76615.04.56.11.60.50.60.5203.0+1190.10.040.0%3.61.951.6%3.71.951.4%1.30.756.6%2.027718553.5%G. Santos PF56213.64.13.11.40.20.50.8001.9+1651.80.633.0%1.40.963.2%3.21.545.8%0.80.569.0%1.61007257.5% -
points per game
22.6rebounds per game
Jimmy Butler SF6.8assists per game
Jimmy Butler SF5.3blocks per game
1.1steals per game
1.6Player GP GS MIN PTS REB AST BLK STL TO DD2 TD3 A/TO +/- 3PA 3PM 3P% 2PA 2PM 2P% FGA FGM FG% FTA FTM FT% PF DREB OREB TS% J. Butler SF9935.620.06.85.30.21.21.1104.8-63.61.234.4%11.15.348.0%14.76.644.7%7.15.779.7%1.7412056.2%P. Spencer PG608.85.31.70.80.00.50.7001.3-40.30.250.0%3.52.366.7%3.82.565.2%0.20.2100.0%1.36468.3%K. Knox SF408.34.81.80.80.30.00.3003.0+171.50.316.7%3.31.546.2%4.81.836.8%1.31.080.0%0.34344.8%Q. Post PF10213.13.72.31.10.30.30.4002.8-292.60.830.8%1.40.535.7%4.01.332.5%0.40.375.0%1.818544.3%10931.39.65.13.20.20.91.4002.3+25.71.831.6%4.21.638.1%9.93.434.3%1.31.076.9%1.3381345.8%D. Green PF101031.98.55.33.81.11.63.1001.2+44.81.327.1%3.51.954.3%8.33.238.6%1.10.872.7%3.647648.4%B. Hield SG10726.312.93.41.90.51.00.5003.8+316.73.146.3%3.81.539.5%10.54.643.8%0.60.6100.0%1.6191559.9%717.74.32.30.10.30.30.1001.0+20.00.00.0%2.11.986.7%2.11.986.7%1.60.636.4%1.710675.6%S. Curry PG8835.122.65.35.10.81.03.4101.5+2610.04.040.0%6.33.860.0%16.37.847.7%3.53.189.3%1.640263.6%G. Payton SG9117.75.32.31.60.00.90.4003.5-532.30.938.1%2.31.357.1%4.72.247.6%0.00.00.0%2.014757.1%M. Moody SG10217.47.02.40.90.30.40.3003.0-573.91.230.8%3.21.237.5%7.12.433.8%1.21.083.3%1.116845.9%J. Kuminga PF6121.012.22.81.50.70.21.5001.0-242.31.250.0%7.23.548.8%9.54.749.1%2.71.762.5%1.711657.0%B. Key SF405.50.52.30.30.50.50.8000.3+180.30.00.0%1.80.314.3%2.00.312.5%0.00.00.0%1.04512.5%10010.01.83.20.30.40.50.2001.5-160.00.00.0%1.80.738.9%1.80.738.9%0.60.466.7%2.5191343.6%G. Santos PF806.42.10.80.80.00.10.8001.0-10.80.450.0%0.40.366.7%1.10.655.6%0.80.566.7%1.06073.0%

Warriors Roster
Starting Lineup Updated 3 mins ago
Full Warriors Active Roster
Player | GP | MPG | PPG | Sta |
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Taran Armstrong | 0 | 0 | 0 | ACT |
Jimmy Butler | 9 | 35.6 | 20 | ACT |
Stephen Curry | 8 | 35.1 | 22.6 | OUT |
Draymond Green | 10 | 31.9 | 8.5 | ACT |
Buddy Hield | 10 | 26.3 | 12.9 | ACT |
Trayce Jackson-Davis | 7 | 7.7 | 4.3 | ACT |
Braxton Key | 4 | 5.5 | 0.5 | ACT |
Kevin Knox | 4 | 8.3 | 4.8 | ACT |
Jonathan Kuminga | 6 | 21 | 12.2 | ACT |
Kevon Looney | 10 | 10 | 1.8 | ACT |
Moses Moody | 10 | 17.4 | 7 | ACT |
Gary Payton | 9 | 17.7 | 5.3 | ACT |
Brandin Podziemski | 10 | 31.3 | 9.6 | ACT |
Quinten Post | 10 | 13.1 | 3.7 | ACT |
Jackson Rowe | 0 | 0 | 0 | ACT |
Gui Santos | 8 | 6.4 | 2.1 | ACT |
Pat Spencer | 6 | 8.8 | 5.3 | ACT |

Warriors Injury Report
Updated 7:10am Monday, May 12
Player |
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Injury Status |
Injury |
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Hamstring - Strain
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05/18/25
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Latest Warriors News
Jonathan Kuminga : Explodes for 30 points in Game 3
Kuminga finished with 30 points (11-18 FG, 3-4 3Pt, 5-6 FT), six rebounds, three assists and two blocks across 36 minutes during Saturday's 102-97 loss to the Timberwolves in Game 3 of the Western Conference Semifinals. The Warriors needed Kuminga to provide an offensive boost in this game, and he delivered a breakout performance while easily leading Golden State's second unit in scoring. Kuminga is expected to continue seeing an uptick in minutes for as long as Stephen Curry (hamstring) remains sidelined, affording him a optimistic short-term fantasy outlook in all formats.
Jimmy Butler : Goes for 33 points in Game 3 loss
Butler notched 33 points (12-26 FG, 2-4 3Pt, 7-9 FT), seven rebounds and seven assists in 43 minutes during Saturday's 102-97 loss to the Timberwolves in Game 3 of the Western Conference Semifinals. Butler was the dominant force the Warriors needed to have a chance at securing their second win in the series, but his elite stat line wasn't enough, even though he ended just three boards and three assists away from a triple-double. Butler has unsurprisingly emerged as the Warriors' most reliable offensive weapon in the absence of Stephen Curry (hamstring). He's averaging 23.3 points, 8.3 rebounds, 6.3 assists and 1.0 steals per game in the series.
Buddy Hield : Drains four triples in Game 3
Hield provided 14 points (5-11 FG, 4-8 3Pt), four rebounds, five assists and two blocks in 32 minutes during Saturday's 102-97 loss to the Timberwolves in Game 3 of the Western Conference Semifinals. Hield was sharp from beyond the arc, but his scoring contributions weren't enough to prevent the loss as Minnesota recovered its home-court advantage for the time being. Hield should continue to play at a high level for the Warriors and most of his fantasy upside should come from his scoring and three-point shooting. He's scored in double digits while making at least four threes in each of his last four appearances.
Stephen Curry : Targeting Game 6 return
The Warriors are targeting Game 6 of the Western Conference Semifinals against the Timberwolves on May 18 as the earliest window for Curry (hamstring) to return, Shams Charania of ESPN reports. Curry suffered a Grade 1 hamstring injury in Game 1, and he's already been ruled out for the Warriors' two home games Saturday and Monday. There is a four-day window between Game 5 and 6, and Golden State is looking at Game 6 as the earliest window for Curry's return. Without Curry, the Warriors will continue to lean on Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green to run the offense while looking for more offensive help from Brandin Podziemski and Buddy Hield.
Quinten Post : Coming off bench in Game 3
Post is not in the Warriors' starting lineup for Game 3 of the Western Conference Semifinals against the Timberwolves on Saturday, Danny Emerman of The San Jose Mercury News reports. Post was inserted into the Warriors' starting lineup for Game 2, but he played just three minutes without posting any counting stats. He'll shift to the bench for Game 3 while Trayce Jackson-Davis moves into Golden State's starting five. Post has played six minutes or less in each of his last three games after averaging 19.3 minutes per game over the first six games of the postseason against the Rockets.
Trayce Jackson-Davis : Promoted to starting role
Jackson-Davis is in the starting lineup for Saturday's Game 3 against the Timberwolves, Danny Emerman of The San Jose Mercury News reports. Jackson-Davis logged 15 points, six rebounds, one assist, one block and one steal over 19 minutes during Thursday's 117-93 loss in Game 2. The big man looked far more comfortable at center compared to Quinten Post, and he has been rewarded by getting the starting nod in this contest.
Trayce Jackson-Davis : Sees increased playing time
Jackson-Davis logged 15 points (6-6 FG, 3-5 FT), six rebounds, one assist, one block and one steal over 19 minutes during Thursday's 117-93 loss to the Timberwolves in Game 2 of the Western Conference Semifinals. With Stephen Curry (hamstring) out, the Warriors opted to roll with a larger lineup in Game 2. However, Jackson-Davis received the majority of the playing time over Quinten Post and Kevon Looney. Jackson-Davis could continue to receive an increased role due to Curry being expected to miss a few more games.
Jonathan Kuminga : Provides spark off bench
Kuminga recorded 18 points (8-11 FG, 1-3 3Pt, 1-4 FT), five rebounds and one assist in 26 minutes during Thursday's 117-93 loss to the Timberwolves in Game 2 of the Western Conference Semifinals. With Stephen Curry (hamstring) out, Kuminga led Golden State in scoring despite coming off the bench in Game 2. With Curry set to miss a few more games due to injury, Kuminga and the Warriors' other role players will likely be relied upon to continue shouldering an increased offensive load.