Why Juan Toscano-Anderson, Mychal Mulder are out of Warriors rotation
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Warriors guard Mychal Mulder watches his shot on Saturday, Jan. 2, 2021, on the practice court at Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., as teammate Juan Toscano-Anderson, left, looks on.Courtesy of Warriors
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr is well-versed on the plight of a seldom-used reserve, which is why he wasn’t eager to tell forward Juan Toscano-Anderson and guard Mychal Mulder this week that he was pulling them from the rotation.
What made the conversations especially difficult was that both Toscano-Anderson and Mulder had been thriving. But with centers James Wiseman and Kevon Looney back from injury, Kerr doesn’t have enough minutes available for all his rotation-caliber players.
With Stephen Curry struggling to make baskets, Draymond Green gave Golden State a boost of energy. The Warriors needed everything he could muster. Green scored on two late dunks to start the decisive final run, defended hard and found a way to corral loose balls in the closing minutes as Golden State scored six straight points to finally fend off the Indiana Pacers 111-107 on Wednesday night.
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After scoring the winning 3-point shot, Stephen Curry, center, of the Golden State Warriors celebrates during the overtime period of a NBA game against the Oklahoma City Thunder at the Chesapeake Energy Arena on Feb. 27, 2016, in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Warriors won 121-118 in overtime.Photo Illustration: SFGATE/ J Pat Carter / Stringer via Getty Images
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