Dub Hub, Daily Warriors Links for 11/4/22: Steve Kerr says the Warriors will ‘make some changes’ to their rotations

Good Morning Dub Nation,

The Golden State Warriors lost their fourth straight game last night as the Orlando Magic beat them, 130-129. It was a big letdown as Golden State let another winnable game slip through their grasp — this time to an Orlando team that held the worst record in the Eastern Conference.

Excessive fouling, bad defense, and another squandered lead from the team’s second unit were the main factors in this one. In what has become the norm during this road trip, the Warriors starting unit played well enough to build up a lead only to see it gradually fall apart as the reserves were sprinkled into the game. The results prompted head coach Steve Kerr to say that he will “make some changes” to the rotation.

Here are other tidbits from the postgame pressers:

Here are the rest of today’s stories:

In case you missed it from Golden State of Mind:

• The Warriors have a Big problem on their hands
• Player grades: Warriors vs. Magic
• Podcast: Warriors vs. Magic recap
• Steph Curry stays great, but the Warriors mess gets worse in 130-129 loss to Magic
• Brandon Ingram likely to return vs. Warriors

Other Warriors News:

• Steve Kerr: Time for Warriors to ‘try something different’ (ESPN)
• The Warriors are 0-4 on a disastrous road trip, and rotation changes are coming (The Athletic)
• Kerr’s faith in Klay evident by coach’s heartwarming remarks (NBC Sports Bay Area)
• Report: Warriors don’t plan on trading Draymond ‘as of now’ (NBC Sports Bay Area)

NBA News:

• Kyrie Irving suspended at least 5 games by Nets; apologizes (ESPN)
• Former San Antonio Spurs psychologist sues team and Josh Primo, alleges sexual misconduct (The Athletic)
• 76ers’ James Harden to miss a month with foot injury, per source: How Philly will adjust (The Athletic)
• Pascal Siakam has leveled up and nobody seems to have noticed (SB Nation)
• 7 straight 30+ point games: Luka Doncic joins Wilt Chamberlain, Jack Twyman in NBA record books (SB Nation)
• The history between Draymond Green and official Marat Kogut from last night’s game (Twitter)

A Tweet to end the week

Here’s Stephen Curry celebrating the fact that a call finally went in favor of the Warriors during last night’s game. Enjoy the weekend Dub Nation!