With an average of 20+7 per game, looking at Wiggins' data for the new season, Kuminga is getting more and more panicked

The Warriors have played three games this season, and there have been disappointments and surprises in those three games. Disappointing is the very sluggish performance of several young players of the Warriors, such as Podemsky and Kuminga. Podzemski is averaging just 7.1 percent three-pointers per game so far, shooting 1-of-14 from beyond the three-point line. In addition, he averages just 6.3 points per game. The overall shooting percentage was also only 33 percent. Kuminga's performance in these three games was also very poor, shooting only 11% from three-point range, averaging only 8 points per game, and shooting 33% overall from the field.

The poor performance of the two of them is indeed very worrying for the fans. Of course, there were also players who surprised the fans, such as Hield in the first two games. And there is one player who has been very excited by many Warriors fans this season, and that is Wiggins. Wiggins has averaged 19.7 points, 6.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game in his last three games. He averaged 57.9 percent three-pointers per game. In today's game against the Clippers, after Curry was injured, he also took over the offensive banner, scoring 29 points in the game.

Wiggins suffered a family haze last season, and after getting rid of it this season, Wiggins has clearly started to put all his attention on basketball. When he started to get serious, he was really an All-Star caliber player. But Wiggins alone isn't enough, the rest of the Warriors have to play consistently.

Kuminga looked at Wiggins' average per game stats this season, and he looked even more flustered on the court. Because Kuminga and Wiggins are in the same position, the two of them are constantly being compared. Especially now that Kuminga's negotiations with the Warriors are deadlocked, he wants a max contract, but the Warriors are unwilling to give it. He really wants to be as good as he can on the pitch and play good numbers. And Wiggins is obviously a very straightforward point of reference.

Wiggins' contract extension with the Warriors is four years and $109 million, with an annual salary of only $25 million. But at present, Wiggins can hand in an average of 20+7 data per game, Kuminga can only average 8 points per game, and the three-point shooting rate is miserable. So looking at Wiggins' data, Kuminga became more and more anxious and panicked.

In fact, the players are very aware of Wiggins' ability, Kuminga is currently completely inferior to Wiggins, so when Wiggins is holding an annual salary of 25 million, Kuminga and even his annual salary should not exceed 20 million dollars. Because Kuminga hasn't proven himself, and Wiggins has been an All-Star in his career, and he played very well with the Timberwolves.

Kuminga's overall mentality and flustered feeling on the court may affect the atmosphere of the Warriors and affect the Warriors' record in the future. If Kuminga is a smart player, he should stay with the Warriors as soon as possible on a relatively low contract. Otherwise, if his stats are very dismal after the season, it may be difficult for him to get even a decent contract. It's likely that he'll lose more than he gains, I wonder what the fans think?