Butler doesn't play, Kerr can't take the opportunity to give him, the plus/minus is the lowest on the team, and the offseason is leaving

Today, before the game, Butler chose to take a break after weighing in the team doctor. And Kerr also changed the starting lineup, and today Kuminga entered the starting lineup. This is also the second time since he was dropped some time ago that he has entered the starting lineup, and Moody has been put on the bench. It can be seen that Kerr wants Kuminga to play a key role in this game. But Kuminga didn't take advantage of this good opportunity to prove himself and played a very poor performance throughout the game. Kuminga scored only 7 points in the game, including a plus/minus of -5, the vast majority of the Warriors' players had a positive plus/minus, and only Kuminga was the only starter with a negative plus/minus.

So you'll find that Kuminga was dropped by Kerr after just 17 minutes of play today. Kuminga plays like a headless fly on the court, he has no ball quotient on the offensive end and often uses brute force on the offensive end. But the Rockets are also a team with very good physical talents, and they have many players on their front line who are just as physically gifted as Kuminga. Therefore, in front of such an opponent, if Kuminga still uses brute force and does not learn to use skills, it may be difficult to be effective.

Today's game has actually ruined Kuminga's future with the Warriors. Kuminga will still not have a chance after Butler's return, and he will probably have very little playing time. Why does Cole trust Moody's but not Kuminga? At the end of the day, because Moody's mission on the court is so simple, shooting the ball as soon as he receives it, Kuminga is often like a headless fly on the court, and sometimes he likes to dribble and play alone, wreaking havoc on the team's system and chemistry. So this offseason, Warriors management should choose to give up Kuminga, whose career with the Warriors is almost over.