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Warriors lose Jonathan Kuminga to knee injury, fall to surging Mavs | Curry is not a Leader

Warriors lose Jonathan Kuminga to knee injury, fall to surging Mavs despite Stephen Curry's 8 3-pointers Just as Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga was finding a groove, he found himself back on the bench, this time because of left knee soreness that he sustained, along with a twisted left ankle, on a second-quarter drive during a 123-115 loss to the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday night. While Kuminga briefly remained in the game, he hit the locker room before halftime and didn't return to action. He's dealing with a minor knee hyperextension, according to ESPN's Anthony Slater, who reported that the injury isn't believed to be serious. Butler's absence opened the door for Kuminga to play again. Kuminga, whom the Warriors selected No. 7 overall in the 2021 draft, endured a contract dispute this offseason. Then he requested a trade last week after being relegated to the Warriors' bench. But, after 16 straight DNPs, Kuminga was firmly back in the rotation. He went for 20 points in 21 minutes Tuesday in a loss to the Toronto Raptors and was following up that performance with another head-turning outing versus the Mavericks (19-26), who have now won four games in a row.