Steve Kerr has accomplished a lot in his legendary coaching career with the Golden State Warriors, but one flaw has lingered the entire time: rotations.
Whether it’s leaning on his favorites, trotting out four-guard lineups too often, or just outright mismanaging minutes, Kerr has lost games this season based on lineup choices alone — and it's becoming harder to ignore.
Steve Kerr's nonsensical lineups are a rising problem
Early in his tenure, he made magic — like inserting Andre Iguodala into the starting five during the 2015 Finals: a series-changing decision. But that same feel for timing and personnel has gone missing.