Porzingis' Return Hopes, Kuminga's Success in Atlanta

0:00On March 5th, here's the latest surrounding the Golden State Warriors. The Golden State Warriors are hinting at a possible return soon for center Kristavs Porzingis. The 30-year-old missed the last five games with an illness but made the trip to Houston for Thursday's matchup against the Rockets. He's ruled out there, yet his travel suggests he might play in one of the next three contests. Earlier this week, Porzingis skipped trips for games against New Orleans and Memphis. Now, the team eyes a debut return, possibly Saturday against Oklahoma City or Monday versus Utah. Acquired just a month ago from Atlanta, he's only suited up once for Golden State so far. Fans remain skeptical after his rocky start. In that loan, Warriors game two weeks back against Boston, he scored 12 points efficiently. But a mysterious illness sideline him right after, dashing hopes from before the all-star break. This health hiccup echoes Porzingis' career struggles, where he's appeared in just 18 games total this season. Coach Steve Kirk called the bug, puzzling, and missing more time has fans questioning

1:02the big trade. Meanwhile, criticism mounts over the deal that send Jonathan Kuminga to Atlanta. He's averaging over 21 points in his first three games there, feeling doubts about Golden State's due diligence on Porzingis' fitness. This episode is brought to you in partnership with our sponsor, a pillow that sounds as good as it feels. Go for listening and bed, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.