The Sound of Music ~

In yesterday, Game-Time Decisions, Kerr’s rotation was the focus of last night's meeting with the New Orleans Pelicans. Kerr’s rotations were on display which was masterfully scripted by Anderson and Brown with Ron Adams in Brown's ear. The coaching staff was at the mid-season form and their orchestrations were the game to watch. Kerr, Anderson, and Brown are still tweaking the rotation but the foundation is set. The comparison to this team to the 2014/15 championship team is being echoed in the halls of the front office but the season has just begun and the schedule has been favorable. Time and the absences of injury will tell but the Sound of Music ~

In yesterday, Game-Time Decisions, Kerr’s rotation was the focus of last night's meeting with the New Orleans Pelicans. Kerr’s rotations were on display which was masterfully scripted by Anderson and Brown with Ron Adams in Brown's ear. The coaching staff was at the mid-season form and their orchestrations were the game to watch. Kerr, Anderson, and Brown are still tweaking the rotation but the foundation is set. The comparison of this team to the 2014/15 championship team is being echoed in the halls of the front office but the season has just begun and the schedule has been favorable. Time and the absences of injury will tell but the comparison will become reality as the schedule becomes more challenging with the results of the first eight games.

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The current roster is executing Kerr’s offensive and Adam’s defensive scripted schemes with the freedom to create adaptations off the charted sheet music. The comparison to accomplished musicians playing free-form jazz is the best description of what we witnessed last night. The Warriors launched 50 threes converting 20 despite weathering a 0 for 13 cold streaks. The 37 assists, 10 contributed by Andrew Igoudala, with only 12 turnovers; holding the Hornets to 92 points and the Pelicans to 85 confirms how close the Dubs are playing to the level of the 2015 championship team.