Steve Kerr makes a big decision about the Golden State Warriors’ rotation

Steve Kerr spent all of training camp expecting to play just 10 players in his rotation. Suddenly, on Wednesday night, he was playing with 12 players. Although it has come out of the blue, it’s a decision Kerr is standing by.

After Golden State’s win against the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday, Kerr addressed his rotation decision to the media.

“I’ve never played 12 (players), but we’re going to do it,” Kerr said. “It’s not easy for anybody, but we just have to trust from one night to the next that we’re going to find combinations that really work. Guys really have to understand that some nights are their nights, some nights aren’t, and that’s okay “.

Even though the Golden State Warriors don’t have an All-Star to play with Steph Curry, Kerr has high hopes for the team. He believes they will be the ones to bring the energy that the fans will appreciate.

“As long as we keep playing together and playing hard,” Kerr said. “I think it’s going to be a really fun team for our fans to watch. They play on both sides of the ball, with a lot of energy, they like each other, the ball moves, fun to watch them play.”

Because as unexpected as Steve Kerr’s decision seemed on the surface, it was actually even more improvised behind the scenes. In fact, he made the rotation decision a day before opening night.

“Two days ago, I was thinking maybe I’ll only play 10 and I’ll just have to tell two of these guys to sit and I couldn’t justify it. They’ve all played really well. in camp,” Kerr said.

The Golden State Warriors opened their season with a win against the Trail Blazers and face the Utah Jazz on Friday.

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