The Golden State Warriors are going through a challenging period this season, leading coach Steve Kerr to consider adjustments to the starting lineup. This reflection came after the defeat to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday (14), although the team continued to face difficulties, suffering two consecutive defeats to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Kerr, despite expressing commitment to the current formation, which has maintained a consistent basis in recent years, admitted the possibility of modifications.
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Despite highlighting his appreciation for the formation of the last two years, characterized by the presence of Andrew Wiggins and Klay Thompson, Kerr recognized the challenges faced by the team.
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With Wiggins and Thompson struggling with their shooting performances – Wiggins shooting 34.9% from the field and 22.2% accurate from the perimeter, and Thompson shooting 40% overall and 33% from three-point range – Kerr weighs in. on the effectiveness of current training.
While Kerr expresses confidence in the potential of the starting lineup, he recognizes the need for tangible results. Given the irregular phase of Thompson and Wiggins, the coach suggests the possibility of adjustments to the formation, especially if the current performance persists.