ESPN's Warriors and team reporter Slater talked about the latest developments of Kumingga on the show today.

Slater said that Kumingga believed that his four years with the Warriors were "role confusing", and that the Warriors also deliberately suppressed Kumingga's personal ambitions, which is the key reason for the differences between the two sides.

However, statistics show that Kumingga has been with the team for four years, and in three of them his ball rights usage rate is the highest in the team -

2021-22 season 22.7% ranked fifth in the team (second only to Curry, Clay, Poole, Wiggins)

2023-24 season 24.1% ranked third in the team (second only to Curry and Clay)

2024-25 season 27.4% ranked second in the team (second only to Curry)

Only 2022-23 season 2022-23 season, his usage rate was 19.6%, ranking 8th in the team.

In the past four seasons, Kumingga played a total of 258 regular season games, averaging 21.98 minutes per game.

Note: Usage Rate (USG%) is a core data that measures how much a player "occupies team offensive resources" on the court. Simply put, it is: every time the player participates in a team offensive round, he ends or leads the proportion.

USG% = [(Number of shots + 0.44× Number of free throws + turnovers) × (Total number of team offensive rounds) ] ÷ [Player playing time × (Total number of team shots + 0.44× Total number of team free throws + total number of team mistakes) ] × 100%