Golden State Warriors in chaos as two stars lose faith in Steve Kerr.

In addition to Draymond Green’s indefinite suspension, allegations that Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody are dissatisfied with their little positions on the team have further strained ties within the locker room of the Golden State Warriors under head coach Steve Kerr.

Social media users claimed that Kuminga had lost faith in Kerr. The Warriors coach, in the opinion of the 21-year-old forward, is unable to assist him in realizing his full potential as an NBA player.

95.7 The Bay Area’s radio station The Game went on to say that Kuminga wants to capitalize on a period in his NBA career when he may make the most money because he is eligible for an extension this summer.

Kuminga was benched for the final eighteen minutes of the Warriors’ most recent game against the Denver Nuggets, according to the most current update. With the exception of players on the DNP list, he played a team-low 19 minutes, but during that time, he was productive, scoring 16 points on five of seven shots.The Warriors were defeated 130-127 in the closing seconds of the game following a 39-foot three-pointer by two-time league MVP Nikola Jokic. Within an hour of the Kuminga report from The Athletic, another revelation said that Moody’s camp is likewise not happy with the team.