Volume scorer, turnover machine, not great "feel" for the game. But then he has games where he's on, and in those games, you're completely seduced by what he could theoretically become.

He's still only 20, so it makes sense that he's still raw. And it certainly makes sense that a kid like Moody, who was more polished from Day 1, would be ahead of him in terms of development.

I ultimately trust the Warriors' development system to get *something* out of him with time. But yeah, I was a little lower than others on Kuminga coming into the draft for all the above stated reasons.