Chris Paul comes off the bench for the first time as Warriors defeat Rockets
Key points:
- Chris Paul comes off the bench for the first time in his NBA career as the Golden State Warriors defeat the Houston Rockets
- Paul's performance off the bench includes eight points, seven assists, five rebounds, and a steal
- Head coach Steve Kerr praises Paul's willingness to embrace his new role
Chris Paul made a significant adjustment in his basketball career by coming off the bench for the first time in his 18-plus season NBA career. Despite the change, Paul thrived in his reduced role with the Golden State Warriors, contributing eight points, seven assists, five rebounds, and a steal in a 106-85 win over the Houston Rockets. Head coach Steve Kerr praised Paul for embracing his new role, and if he continues to perform like he has, Paul can bring value to a Warriors team aiming to compete in the stacked Western Conference. Paul’s passing skills and defensive prowess have already shined in his first three games with the team, although his shooting efficiency needs improvement. Overall, his transition to the bench has been promising, and Paul seems eager to pursue his first NBA championship with his new team.
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