Potential adjustment in Steve Kerr's Game 6 strategy hinted by insider within the Warriors camp.
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Hey there, sports fans! Let's dive into the latest buzz surrounding the Houston Rockets and the Golden State Warriors.
The Warriors are in a tight spot as Game 6 looms on the horizon, and it seems Golden State head coach Steve Kerr might be cookin' up a change to the starting lineup.
According to insider Tim Kawakami, Kerr could be thinking about giving Moses Moody the nod over Buddy Hield. "If Kerr makes a rotation tweak for Game 6," Kawakami wrote on X, "I reckon it'll be Moses Moody rolling out our starting five instead of Hield. Moody's shot ain't quite falling these days, but Golden State's got their best all-around wing option on the map next to Butler when Moz is on the court."
Buddy Hield hasn't been zip-zap-zipping from deep lately, with his 3-point shooting stats dropping to 3-for-11 over the last two games. On the other hand, Jimmy Butler has been cookin' up a storm, averaging 25 points per game over the series.
With Moses Moody potentially sliding in, it'll be intriguing to see how the Warriors' strategy changes. Moody's defense could bring some much-needed stability to lock down Houston's athletic wings like Jalen Green and Amen Thompson.
However, Moody's shooting hasn't been too hot lately, so it'll be key for Kerr to figure out a way to supplement for the loss of outside scoring from the starting group.
In Case You Missed It, Jalen Green's knee gave him a scare during the game, but it seems he'll be ready to roll for Game 6. The series has been one heck of a rollercoaster, with scuffles and confrontations causing technical and flagrant fouls throughout. Even in Game 5, when the Warriors took a beating, reserve guard Pat Spencer was sent packin' for headbutting Alperen Sengun in the fourth quarter.
The showdown continues tonight at 6 p.m. PDT in San Francisco. If the Warriors can't pull through, they'll be back in Houston for Game 7 on Sunday night. Stay tuned for more updates, folks!
- Steve Kerr, the head coach of the Golden State Warriors, might be considering a tweak in his starting lineup for Game 6 of the ongoing playoffs.
- If implemented, the rotation change could see Moses Moody replacing Buddy Hield, despite Moody's recent struggles with his shot.
- The NBA playoffs of 2022 have seen some exciting and intense moments, including a headbutt incident involving reserve guard Pat Spencer and Alperen Sengun.
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