A consistent rotation is what Golden State Warriors lacked in the first 2.5 months of the season. Veterans Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Jimmy Butler all spoke about it. During this time, they went 5-2 and even fell in the play-in spot.
They are back winning games again and to Curry, they may have found the rotation they are looking for.
“We’ve been asking for that, but also understanding it’s been hard because of injuries, a revolving door of who’s available, who’s been playing well,” he said.
“It helps when guys know who they’re out there playing with and can develop a chemistry, a rhythm.”
“We’ve been asking for that, but also understanding it’s been hard because of injuries, a revolving door of who’s available, who’s been playing well… It helps when guys know who they’re out there playing with and can develop a chemistry, a rhythm.”
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Warriors are now a third straight after winning their Christmas Day game against the Dallas Mavericks. Head coach Steve Kerr decided to use a shorter rotation and benched the likes of Jonathan Kuminga, Gui Santos, and Pat Spencer who two weeks ago was a revelation for the team.
Curry was inefficient in the win, going 2/10 from the three point line but the rest of the team stepped up, especially bench guys like DeAnthony Melton, Brandin Podziemski, and Al Horford.
Stephen Curry’s latest milestone
Curry’s shooting form was off but he still recorded a milestone that puts him in an exclusive league.
The two-time MVP just became the 22nd player to score at least 26,000 points, an achievement he described as special.
“No, I didn’t know going into it, which is great because those things take care of themselves,” Curry said when asked if he was aware of the achievement.
“The more you play, the more opportunity you get out there. And it is a special milestone for sure, just, 22 guys in the history of the league.
“You look up and you know there are some other active players still doing it, still climbing the ladder and I’m happy to be a part of that chase to see how far I can get up there.”
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