Coming off the heels of their fifth straight win and a 56-point performance from Steph Curry, the Golden State Warriors will put their win streak on the line on Saturday night against the Philadelphia 76ers.

The Warriors are rolling since the Jimmy Butler trade, and their new addition may be the 'perfect guy' for Kuminga to emulate.

With the offseason quickly approaching, Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob has doubled down on his organization doing whatever it takes to achieve success, raising the question of Jonathan Kuminga’s future with the team.

After a 128-92 win against the Charlotte Hornets, Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler addressed teammate Jonathan Kuminga’s return. After Draymond Green doubled down on the Warriors winning their next title since Butler’s arrival,

The addition of Jimmy Butler via trade has instilled plenty of confidence within the Golden State Warriors that they could, perhaps, make a deep playoff run and even win a championship — which would be Stephen Curry and Draymond Green’s fifth.

Warriors fans are likely salivating at the thought of what this lineup could look like once forward Jonathan Kuminga returns. Kuminga has been dealing with an ankle injury and hasn't played since early January against the Memphis Grizzlies.

Kuminga has been participating in full-court scrimmages, including one in New York on Wednesday. Getting cleared for full contact is typically one of the last hurdles for an injured player to clear. Determining what’s next comes down to how he feels and how the training staff evaluates him.

As Jonathan Kuminga’s rehabilitation from a right ankle sprain continues, so does his absence for the Golden State Warriors. Kuminga missed his 29th consecutive game Thursday when the Warriors played the Brooklyn Nets at Barclays Center,

Jonathan Kuminga is nearing a return for the Golden State Warriors, which Steve Kerr provided a key update. The head coach spoke to media ahead of Thursday’s matchup with the Brooklyn Nets, per The Athletic‘s Anthony Slater.

Stay informed on the Warriors as Steve Kerr discusses the recovery journey of Jonathan Kuminga from his ankle injury.

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.