The Warriors have three games remaining before next weekend’s All-Star festivities in the Bay, and they won’t have Jonathan Kuminga for any of them. Kuminga, 22, will miss his 19th, 20th and 21st straight games with a severely sprained ankle.

Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga is making progress from his sprained right ankle but won't be ready to return immediately after the All-Star break.

Anthony Slater: Jonathan Kuminga will remain out through the All-Star break, per Warriors. Advancing to some limited on court work. Team hopes to incorporate him into practice out of the break as he gets closer to a return from bad ankle sprain.

MILWAUKEE — The Warriors have three games remaining before next weekend’s All-Star festivities in the Bay, and they won’t have Jonathan Kuminga for any of them. Kuminga, 22, is expected to miss his 19th, 20th and 21st straight games with a severely sprained ankle. He suffered the injury on Jan. 4 — over five weeks ago.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr knows he’ll use lineups that pair Jimmy Butler and Jonathan Kuminga on the wing. Not that he’s thought much about them yet. No need to until Kuminga returns.

Jonathan Kuminga will miss at least three more Golden State Warriors games while recovering from a right ankle sprain.

One player to keep close tabs on is Jonathan Kuminga, who has missed the Warriors' last 11 games with an ankle sprain. On Monday, the franchise announced that Kuminga will be re-evaluated in two weeks, meaning he's unlikely to return to the court until late February.

Bitar’s trade proposal would send Jonathan Kuminga, Brandin Podziemski, and a 2027 first-round pick to the Pacers for Turner. The Pacers have come alive after starting with an unsatisfactory 16-18 record, mainly due to Turner’s valuable paint and perimeter production.