Steve Kerr and the Golden State Warriors have a very difficult decision to make before the start of the regular season. After getting a rare start, Moses Moody put up 23 points against the Sacramento Kings on Friday night.

When addressing the media as part of his postgame news conference, Kerr praised the Warriors shooting depth. The veteran head coach noted how the roster has multiple players capab

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Before the game, Kerr had noted that the Warriors coaching staff had been unwilling to test out the trio last season, noting that preseason is the perfect time to experiment with rotations. The move added youth and athleticism into the starting lineup while allowing Green to focus on doing what he does best: blowing up opposing teams offensive possessions.

With the new NBA season right around the corner, Warriors fans can look forward to multiple changes, both in how the team plays and the rotations Kerr uses during specifics stretches of games. A championship might be out of reach, but for right now, everything is pointing to a fun and competitive year.

Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, and the Golden State Warriors are a huge reason for that. Curry is the greatest shooter in basketball history, and Thompson has a case for being second. The NBA’s all-time leader in three-pointers,

Despite working on his 3-point shot this summer, Steve Kerr doesn't envision Kevon Looney becoming a pick-and-pop threat