There’s been no hotter topic with the Golden State Warriors lately than the allocation of minutes. It’s a topic that’s been brewing all season, as veteran All-Stars Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins have struggled, while youngsters like Moses Moody, Jonathan Kuminga, and Brandin Podziemski have shown prolonged glimpses of excellence.
Steve Kerr himself — on the same night that he removed Kuminga from the rotation, only to have the third-year forward bail the Dubs out when inserted out of desperation — admitted that the Dubs might move to a fluid starting rotation, changing the opening look depending on the opponent and how each player has been faring.