During the Golden State Warriors’ thrilling comeback over the San Antonio Spurs, both Moses Moody and Jonathan Kuminga played a significant role. The pair of rookies combined for 39 points as the Warriors surged to a late comeback in San Antonio, 124-120.
While Moody started strong on the way to a career-best 20 point performance, Kuminga turned it on in the final frame. The No. 7 overall pick tallied 14 of his 19 points in the fourth quarter alone.
During his explosive fourth-quarter effort, Kuminga added to his rookie highlight tape with a ridiculous dunk. After a steal from Gary Payton II, the 19-year-old flew to the bucket on a fast-break for a must-see windmill dunk.
Via @TheAthleticNBA on Twitter:
Jonathan Kuminga is must-watch TV 🤩
The Spurs and Warriors are going down to the wire at AT&T Center.
🎥 @NBApic.twitter.com/RzK5vXCtMk
— The Athletic NBA (@TheAthleticNBA) February 2, 2022
Via @warriors on Twitter:
SHOWTIME@Kia || Dunk of the Night pic.twitter.com/nyiihfcDZB
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) February 2, 2022
After his highlight-reel dunk, Kuminga finished the game with 19 points on 8-of-15 shooting from the field with three boards, three assists and a block in 29 minutes. Along with showing off his athleticism, Kuminga hit a pair of triples on six attempts from deep.
Kuminga, Moody and the Warriors will be back on the floor on Thursday at Chase Center against the Sacramento Kings.
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