American News: Kohl wants Kumingga to become Marion, but he specializes in the opposite direction

Today, journalist Sam Esfandiari reposted a message about Jonathan Kuminga on social media, with a personal opinion: "His coach has always asked him to focus on empty cuts, defense and random court decisions, but he specializes in finding private trainers who only teach the opposite."

The following is information about Kuminga:

Since Kuminga played a masterpiece in Chicago, Cole has repeatedly mentioned the name Sean Marion as an ideal template for his most hope for Kuminga's future development. The Warriors' lineup requires a 6-foot-7-inch-tall breakthrough player like Marion, who can defend all positions on the field, actively compete for rebounds, can run all over the field, and can affect the game without special tactical design.

However, the cooperation between the two has fully proved in recent years that the reality is "square-peg-round-hole". Kumingga admits he must compete for rebounds better because it will drive his enthusiasm on the court and thus affect other aspects of his game. But at heart he is still a ball-holding scorer, and he has always trained and shaped his basketball literacy with this kind of thinking.