Warriors' Coach Kerr: No Single Hero, Just Teamwork

Steve Kerr has been the Warriors' coach for a decade. But now, with Klay Thompson gone, he's starting fresh. He doesn't want one player to fill Thompson's shoes—he wants a team effort. So, he's making training camp more competitive than ever. Kerr isn't sure about his rotations yet, and that was clear in the recent scrimmage with three units. The blue unit, with Curry and Green, might look like a starting lineup, but it's not set in stone. Kerr has always kept things flexible. With Curry and Green as constants, the rest are up for grabs. Andrew Wiggins won't play against the Clippers due to illness. Kerr might go with a small lineup or a defensive one, depending on what they need. He could play Green at center, replace Hield with Anderson, or start Kuminga at five. The goal is to have the right balance and spacing for every game. Kerr wants versatility this season, as Curry mentioned, "We've got a lot of options. "