Kerr made right call sticking with Warriors reserves in comeback attempt

Kerr made right call sticking with Warriors reserves in comeback attempt

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During Wednesday night’s game in Phoenix, the Golden State Warriors’ reserve players took the lead in a spirited comeback. Despite stars like Steph Curry and Klay Thompson averaging just a few minutes in the fourth quarter, the reserves gave it their all, turning around a 20-point deficit in impressive fashion, as the Warriors fell 123-115 to the Phoenix Suns.

The team’s depleted lineup, missing players due to injury and suspension, found renewed energy as the reserves, including rookies and lesser-known players, stepped up to close the gap in the scoreline. The unlikely group managed to outscore the Suns and leave the court with an impressive comeback effort.

One standout performance came from Podziemski, who displayed a remarkable performance and a remarkable plus/minus stats. Despite the loss, the lesser-known players’ resilience and determination were truly admirable, showcasing their fighting spirit and substantial contribution to the team’s efforts.

By sticking with the reserves and giving them the opportunity to excel, Coach Steve Kerr demonstrated his belief in rewarding those who show resilience and determination, regardless of status or experience. This reflects a winning team’s values and underscores a belief in the tenacity of every player on the roster.