It feels good to be the Golden State Warriors right now, doesn't it? The Warriors are 8-2 over their last 10 games and have looked like a team reborn since the addition of Jimmy Butler. There remains one more key piece of good news that the franchise will await.

After being sidelined for weeks, Jonathan Kuminga is still not available for the game against the Brooklyn Nets.

The Golden State Warriors will end their five-game road trip in Brooklyn on Thursday night when they visit the Nets. Golden State is quickly climbing the Wester

Warriors coach Steve Kerr shared the latest injury updates on Jonathan Kuminga and Gary Payton II as Golden State wraps a five-game road trip.

On Thursday night, the Golden State Warriors will be in New York to play the Brooklyn Nets. For the game, they have announced their injury report. Via Anthony Slater of The Athletic (on Wednesday): "Gary Payton II is probable tomorrow at Nets.

The Golden State Warriors are gearing up for Jonathan Kuminga's return with a return date set. What's going to be his role?

The Golden State Warriors continue enjoying a healthy streak regarding injuries, barring the absence of rising star Jonathan Kuminga.

Jonathan Kuminga’s return from his nagging sprained right ankle will have to wait until the Golden State Warriors’ upcoming homestand.

Perhaps the Warriors can try a new “Death Lineup” with Green, Kuminga, Butler, Brandin Podziemski, and Curry — good luck scoring against that front line — but so long as the 3-point line exists, that five-man unit is for special occasions only.