The Warriors finally won, and it was still the Jazz who won the full main force, which is a game with a lot of gold content. Coupled with the Warriors' last defeat of the sun of the main force, in fact, the Warriors' state of affairs in the absence of Curry in these two games is beginning to pick up. What is the reason for the recovery? Some people say that It is Pooler's consecutive 20+ games, and some people are because Thompson has scored 36 points in this game, and it is yuzu sister who wants to see that in fact, it should be Iguodala! Iguodala hasn't played very well in the last two games, with just 3 points and 3 rebounds against the Suns and 0-of-3 against the Jazz, with only 3 rebounds and 4 assists. Apparently, Iguodala's credit is not on the pitch, but on the pitch.
After the Warriors' crushing defeat to the Grizzlies, Iguodala couldn't sit still and directly stood up to criticize the team's management. Bluntly speaking, the team is now disrespecting the veterans, and the team is single-minded, wanting both the current record and the potential new stars in the future. To put it bluntly, the Warriors want to take a good record and at the same time want to cultivate rookies. This has always been the case for the Warriors this season, but no one has objected or stood up to criticize, Iguodala finally can't help but criticize the team, and then the coaching staff directly changed sides.
The biggest stability of the warriors before was the lineup instability, and we can even see the rotation of players such as Chiosa and brother-in-law in different games, but after Iguodala expressed his dissatisfaction, the Warriors' lineup has been almost exactly the same in the last two games! Needless to say, the starting five-man bench is stable with five men, Porter, Payton, Iguodala, Bjelica, plus a Cuminga! As for the brother-in-law, Moody, Chiosa and others, they almost have no playing time at all. While the Warriors look like a ten-man rotation, it's actually just a nine-man rotation, and Cuminga's playing time is limited.
Playing Suns Cumminga only had 5 minutes to play, this game was only 4 minutes, while Porter's playing time was close to 30 minutes, and Iguodala was 15 minutes per game. It is clear that the Warriors are stabilizing their lineup and rotation, and the rookie players have not been able to get on the court, even including Cuminga, who played well some time ago, is now a substitute for the bench. And what is the biggest benefit from stable rotation? It's the Warriors who are less chaotic, just those eight or nine people, with fixed playing style and fixed tactics, no longer need to look at Chiosa's fan mistakes and brother-in-law's exaggerated body movement defense.
It is obvious that at this stage of playing now, the Warriors must have a trade-off, and it is really a little disrespectful to the veterans to practice rookies in the playoffs right away. Now the top eight teams in the east and west of the league have their own stable rotation lineups, only the Warriors have played until now to stabilize the lineup, and it is reasonable that Kerr has given too many opportunities for rookies. And now the Warriors can almost determine the eleven-man roster, the current ten people are almost all within the rotation lineup, then Curry return is the rotation of eleven. Of course, the most conventional playoff game is the 8-9 man rotation, and the Warriors still need to continue to stabilize their rotation lineup, and the set of Coles that everyone can't play!