In a nail-biting overtime showdown, the Golden State Warriors secured a 127-121 victory over the Houston Rockets, with Jonathan Kuminga stepping up in the absence of Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Brandin Podziemski. Despite a near-disastrous collapse, blowing a 31-point lead, the Warriors improved their record to 5-1, proving their depth and resilience.
Kuminga was the night’s hero, delivering three decisive two-point baskets in overtime. First, he sank a smooth spinning fadeaway, followed by a high-energy transition layup. Finally, he sealed the win with a tough left-handed layup over Jabari Smith Jr., leaving fans and teammates alike in awe of his confidence and skill.
This game marked a standout moment for Kuminga, who showcased his potential as a key contributor in high-pressure situations. As the Warriors move forward in the season, his performance highlights the team’s depth and adaptability—a promising sign for fans and a reminder to the league that the Warriors are more than just their stars.
