Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr may be switching things up in Game 7 against the Houston Rockets
After having a 3-1 lead, the Golden State Warriors surprisingly have their backs against the wall in a Game 7 on the road against the Houston Rockets on Sunday.
Now, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has every option on the table. Will the team finally play Jonathan Kuminga again? One option Kerr is strongly considering is playing big man Kevon Looney more minutes to match with Steven Adams’ dominance.
“I trust Loon, you know, implicitly based on being together for 10 years, seeing him perform in so many of these big games,” Kerr said. “So I would expect Loon to play more than he did last night.”
Steve Kerr asked about Houston controlling the glass + specifically Kevon Looney as an option: “I trust Loon, you know, implicitly based on being together for 10 years, seeing him perform in so many of these big games. So I would expect Loon to play more than he did last night.”— Danny Emerman (@DannyEmerman) May 4, 2025
Rockets big man Steven Adams has been a +53 in the series against the Golden State Warriors, and has been a legitimate problem for the team. Golden State has had no answers for Adams, resorting to attempting a hack-a-Shaq technique on him. Unfortunately for Golden State, Adams has been making the majority of his free throws.
