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People don't think I like Jonathan Kaminga.

I don't know how they would get that impression.

I have no idea.

I don't know that it's actually true.

I just think it's all about expectations and the situation and what you could have done with those assets. And we know that it's actually true. I just think it's all about expectations and the situation and what

you could have done with those assets. And we know that 7 and 14 were up for grabs. And when you

want to win and you pick those guys, then the expectation is that you should be able to contribute

right away. And I don't think he can contribute right away. That's pretty much simple. Very

logical point by me. I just think that

he's not going to be ready for prime time in like the next three to five years when Steph is in his late

30s and the Warriors needing to win now makes these guys of fucking teams that are overpaid and probably

end up missing the playoffs again. I'll probably make the playoffs, but you know what I'm saying.

So, but I like his game.

I think he's going to be a bucket.

And one of the reasons that I like him is he comes from about as tough of a background as you can imagine.

Do you know much about Jonathan Caminga?

I know he struggled growing up, but that's about the extent of it.

So he comes from the Congo, formerly Zaire, the home of one of the bloodiest conflicts

since World War II.

The San Francisco Chronicle reported that Camingo witnessed atrocities that he'll never

discuss.

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