Kuminga is the scapegoat? Chasing Dreams: Those who clamor for scapegoats have never won. Champions are not needed.

Earlier today, Warriors star Chasing Dream updated his podcast "The Draymond Green Show".

Talking about Kuminga being assigned as a substitute in the last game against the Spurs, Chai Meng said: "Cole wants to have more space on the offensive end. This is basically the purpose of the adjustment. Our training results are quite good. Obviously, there are many factors in this. I think J K has been playing well, so being moved out of the starting lineup kind of sucks, but I also think people sometimes value starting and benching more than they actually do.

"Everyone likes to watch, and everyone's like, 'Oh, man, Kuminga's the scapegoat.' There's no scapegoat!" We've only played 13 games and the irony is that all the people who start calling for a scapegoat are people who have never won, so you feel like you need a scapegoat.

"When you know what it takes to win a championship, you understand that there is no need for a scapegoat in the 12th game of the season. When you are not a follower but a champion, you don't need a scapegoat anyway."