Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr couldn’t be more excited about what Jonathan Kuminga can take away from veteran forward Jimmy Butler.

As if the Jimmy Butler trade dramatically improving the Golden State Warriors isn’t enough, another good news awaits their fans. The Warriors announced late Wednesday, Feb. 19, that their rising forward Jonathan Kuminga has returned to practice.

Before the Warriors took on the short-handed Hornets at home on Tuesday night, Steve Kerr met with Jonathan Kuminga to watch some film. The two reviewed his clips from earlier this year, but also added a new wrinkle: Jimmy Butler players.

Now, the Warriors are hoping the new trio of Butler, Steph Curry and Draymond Green can help them win the fifth title of the recent dynasty. And they could be receiving some help

Steve Kerr's latest decision impacts Jonathan Kuminga as the Warriors continue their strong playoff push with Jimmy Butler.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr believes that Jonathan Kuminga has the potential to evolve by learning from a teammate like Jimmy Butler, an NBA star known for his all-around game. Jimmy Butler’s impact since joining the Golden State Warriors has been immense,

Not many people have played with a teammate who scored 50 points in a game, and Jimmy Butler was one of them until Curry broke that drought.

Discover Jimmy Butler's thoughts on a potential issue that may arise for the Golden State Warriors in their playoff push.

Kuminga is slated to miss Sunday's contest against the Mavs and Tuesday's game against the Charlotte Hornets before being re-evaluated before the Warriors head out on a five-game road swing starting on Thursday in Orlando.