The Warriors lost to the Nuggets in the Christmas game, and Curry was average. After the game, Curry publicly complained about the referees, calling out Jokic for making too many free throws, which changed the game trend. However, in addition to this headline, the Warriors have another news worth paying attention to, that is, Curry's teammate Kuminga is also complaining, but he is not complaining about outsiders, but complaining about his own tactical position, which may lead the Warriors into infighting.
Kuminga's words are very direct, understandable to everyone, very subtle. Kuminga said that when he had the ball, no one could guard himself. But sometimes the Warriors need veterans to hold the ball, so he has to pass the ball even if he can rush, which baffles him.
Kuminga said that such tactical contradictions often make him overwhelmed and headaches in the game, and he doesn't understand what the Warriors want him to do. Of course, he is willing to cooperate with the coach's tactical choice of passing, but he thinks he can play without passing.
Kuminga also said in frustration that these tactics are not up to him, and he can't say anything, let alone whether or not to play. Kuminga was confident in his own strength, but he couldn't make a decision and felt particularly difficult. He said he was trying to find a balance, solve the problem, and brought out the strength of the Warriors and said that the Warriors can beat any team, but they haven't solved the problem yet.
Clearly, Kuminga wants to get on top, he is very confident and openly provokes the manager. Such behavior is even much more radical than Poole's, who just isn't positive enough, and Kuminga directly questions it. If the Warriors can't handle Kuminga's doubts, they can't rule out infighting.