Warriors' 12-Man Rotation Shines in Season Opener Against Blazers

Coach Steve Kerr's bold strategy leads to a commanding 139-104 victory, showcasing the depth and versatility of Golden State's roster.

Steve Kerr utilized a 12-man rotation in the Warriors' season-opening win, highlighting the team's depth and adaptability.
The rotation strategy allowed key players like Steph Curry to rest, with Curry sitting out the final 16 minutes of the game.
Jonathan Kuminga's role remains a work in progress, as Kerr experiments with different lineups to maximize his impact.
The Warriors' bench, featuring standout performances from Buddy Hield and De'Anthony Melton, outscored Portland's bench by 33 points.
Kerr plans to maintain this rotation approach as long as it benefits the team, though adjustments are expected as the season progresses.