Warriors Face Challenges as Kerr Considers Adjustments to 13-Man Rotation

Golden State's four-game losing streak prompts discussions on rotation strategy and player roles, with potential changes on the horizon.

The Warriors' 13-man rotation, initially praised during their strong season start, is now under scrutiny following a four-game losing streak.
Head coach Steve Kerr has acknowledged the need for adjustments, considering a more predictable rotation to help players find rhythm and consistency.
Stephen Curry emphasized the importance of team unity during this challenging stretch, advising players to stay focused and avoid negativity in the locker room.
Key players like Moses Moody and Jonathan Kuminga could see shifts in their roles, while Kerr explores combinations to maximize team performance.
Potential changes include altering starting lineups, re-evaluating player minutes, and possibly shortening the rotation to improve game outcomes.