Kuminga: You have to know how to cooperate with big brothers like Kuzuiba. Dream Chaser will give me guidance from the sidelines.

In the NBA regular season, the Warriors lost to the Kings 116-121. Kuminga was interviewed by reporters after the game. Xiaoba compiled part of the content as follows:

Reporter: When those core players are not on the court and you become the core of the offense, how will your offensive method change?

Kuminga: I would say, those the menguys - they are involved in every tactic. You have to know how to work with them. When they're on the court, the playbook is a little different, you'll have more opportunities to hold the ball, and there will be some plays specifically designed for you. You need to recognize those opportunities and learn to play in that system.

But when they are not there, there may not be as much space on the court and as many touches as you expected. However, as long as you know how to play and move within the system, you will still get opportunities. Because they (usually) will find you, get you the ball, and get you involved in the offense.

Reporter: Jonathan, Chai Meng did not play tonight, but I saw him saying a few words to you during the timeout. What advice did he give you at the time?

Kuminga: I scored against a shorter defender. The key point he told me was to fight with both feet on the ground and use your strength to suppress your opponent. For example, if you stabilize your center of gravity and keep your feet on the ground before jumping, you can complete the shot over his head.

Also, he observes the game from the sidelines and helps us, trying to make us feel more comfortable on the court and find ways to win.