Chris Paul Thrives as Sixth Man with the Golden State Warriors
Key points:
- Chris Paul comes off the bench for the first time in his career with the Warriors and finds success in his new role.
- Steve Kerr handles the situation by discussing starting roles with the team and is happy with Paul leading the second unit.
- Lakers coach Darvin Ham plans to adjust the team's rotation and LeBron James' minutes reduction doesn't last past the season opener.
Golden State Warriors’ Chris Paul has successfully transitioned to a bench role, providing the team with a deeper lineup. Paul’s move to the reserve unit came after a meeting between coach Steve Kerr and the players, where they discussed the challenge of having six starters. Despite starting the season’s first two games due to Draymond Green’s injury, Paul has embraced his new role as leader of the second unit. Meanwhile, Lakers coach Darvin Ham plans to adjust the team’s rotation following a loss to the Sacramento Kings, with a focus on getting players in rhythm. Additionally, Clippers forward Marcus Morris has missed three consecutive games as a “coach’s decision.”
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