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At the end of the game, Jonathan Kuminga exchanged hugs and smiles with Curry, Green and several of his former teammates, then headed back to the locker room to start addressing the Timberwolves’ new reality. Despite all the ups and downs in Kuminga’s tenure, his former teammates are still hopeful he finds success. “You root for any of your ex-teammates,” Warriors guard Brandin Podziemski said. “Obviously, the things that happened with him have nothing to do with the players in the locker room. I’m happy for him. He’s found a home; he’s getting to start every game, play the way he wants to play and have success doing it. So, from one player to another, I’m more than happy for him.


Nick Fridell: Steph is out. Draymond is out. Podz is out. Horford is out. Bassey is questionable vs. Suns. It’s going to be an interesting ride for the Warriors tonight. Specific to Podz, Kerr is hopeful he’ll be back Monday in Denver.

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry officially ruled out tonight in Phoenix for the Warriors first back-to-back. Right knee management. Brandin Podziemski and Al Horford also out. Draymond Green is doubtful.

Anthony Slater: Brandin Podziemski said he will not play tomorrow in Phoenix. So it sounds like the already depleted Warriors will also be without Steph Curry and Podziemski against the Suns. He missed the opener with a tweaked back.
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Anthony Slater: Brandin Podziemski has been upgraded to probable tonight for the Warriors home opener against the Grizzlies. Trending toward making season debut after missing opener with back soreness. Charles Bassey remains out. GSW depleted at center spot.
Danny Emerman: Steve Kerr said the Warriors are hopeful Brandin Podziemski (back) will be in the lineup Thursday at home vs Memphis. Kerr didn’t have anything to add on Kristaps Porzingis, who is out indefinitely and won’t be with the team. “We don’t really know,” Kerr said.
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Anthony Slater: Brandin Podziemski is out for the Warriors tomorrow night in Los Angeles. Lower back soreness. He played all 82 games last season but will miss the opener this season against the Lakers. Steph Curry is probable.


League sources continue to pinpoint Charlotte's Brandon Miller as the top contender to join a club that, to this point, features only Wallace, San Antonio's Victor Wembanyama, Utah's Keyonte George, Golden State's Brandin Podziemski and twins Amen Thompson (Houston) and Ausar Thompson (Detroit).