As Jonathan Kuminga’s rehabilitation from a right ankle sprain continues, so does his absence for the Golden State Warriors. Kuminga missed his 29th consecutive game Thursday when the Warriors played the Brooklyn Nets at Barclays Center,

Kuminga has been participating in full-court scrimmages, including one in New York on Wednesday. Getting cleared for full contact is typically one of the last hurdles for an injured player to clear. Determining what’s next comes down to how he feels and how the training staff evaluates him.

Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga, who has been sidelined since spraining his ankle on Jan. 4, will soon be sidelined no more. Kuminga did not play against the Orlando Magic on Thursday,

It feels good to be the Golden State Warriors right now, doesn't it? The Warriors are 8-2 over their last 10 games and have looked like a team reborn since the addition of Jimmy Butler. There remains one more key piece of good news that the franchise will await.

Due to an ankle injury, Kuminga has been out of action for Golden State since January 4. On the year, he has only appeared in 32 games. According to Kerr, Kuminga will not return against the Nets. Furthermore, Kerr said that Kuminga's injury was worse than they initially thought.

The Golden State Warriors are gearing up for Jonathan Kuminga's return with a return date set. What's going to be his role?

Perhaps the Warriors can try a new “Death Lineup” with Green, Kuminga, Butler, Brandin Podziemski, and Curry — good luck scoring against that front line — but so long as the 3-point line exists, that five-man unit is for special occasions only.

After being sidelined for weeks, Jonathan Kuminga is still not available for the game against the Brooklyn Nets.

According to Anthony Slater of The Athletic, there appear to be more questions than answers regarding the status of Golden State Warriors up-and-coming star Jonathan Kuminga. Kuminga is dealing with an ankle injury that he suffered earlier this season,