It's safe to assume the Warriors will be calling for more high ball screens moving forward.
How do we know that?
Because Steve Kerr was crystal clear Thursday afternoon.
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"I definitely want to run more pick-and-roll, and we are doing more of it," Golden State's coach on 95.7 The Game's "Damon, Ratto & Kolsky" show. "We don't exactly have the perfect blend of players to run a million pick-and-rolls to be frank.
"We love having Draymond Green handling the ball quite a bit because he's really good as a point-forward. And Steph [Curry] is great moving off the ball and that generates a lot of offense for us. And we're not a team with a high-volume of 3-point shooters.
"So you have to factor all that stuff in. In my mind, it's finding the right balance. I do believe that more pick-and-roll -- it hasn't been consistent over the last couple weeks, but over several games it's been very helpful.
"And we're trying to get to more of that."
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Certain matchups also dictate the game plan and impact offensive strategy. The Warriors last Monday ramped up the number of pick-and-rolls in an effort to attack Nikola Vucevic and Lauri Markkanen. It worked.
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The same thing happened Tuesday night against Brook Lopez, Bobby Portis and the Milwaukee Bucks.
This topic -- especially if the Warriors lose -- surely will be brought up again over the final 21 games.