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Kuminga goes wild over JTA’s windmill dunk over Wiggins originally appeared on NBC Sports Bayarea
There wasn’t a single Warriors player or fan who was not excited for Juan Toscano-Anderson’s performance in the Dunk Contest.
Eventually losing to New York Knicks forward Obi Toppin in the final round, Toscano-Anderson had the support of Warriors rookie Jonathan Kuminga, who was hyped for his teammate’s windmill dunk over Andrew Wiggins in the first round.
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Kuminga was one of multiple Warriors players who teammate Draymond Green urged to participate in the competition but ultimately did not. However, the rookie did play in the Rising Stars game on Friday night.
JTA scored points of 44 and 43 on his two first-round dunks for a total of 87 points, finishing second to Toppin (90) by three points. In the second and final round, the Warriors forward scored an underwhelming 39 and 30 on each of his two dunks, totaling 69 points to Toppin’s 92.
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Toscano-Anderson was the first Golden State player to participate in the contest since Harrison Barnes in 2014.
He might not have won, but the Oakland native certainly made his hometown proud.
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