But on Saturday, Kerr used all 13 active players at his disposal. While 13 is a bit higher than usual, 12 has been the norm for Golden State, and 11 is more or less the bare minimum. And after Saturday's defeat, Curry hinted that it might be time to run a slightly more traditional rotation.

The Golden State Warriors have fallen back down to earth after their hot start to the season. Although still sitting at the fourth seed in the West, the news of a De’Anthony Melton injury started a slew of tough losses that put them on their heels.

The loss to the Suns marks the Warriors fourth straight as in the defeat Saturday, Kerr decided to go with a 13-man rotation, which is as deep as one team can go. When asked after

Stephen Curry recently addressed the main issue with the Golden State Warriors rotation strategy, which involves 13 players

Stephen Curry was ruled out of the Golden State Warriors’ Western Conference showdown with the Oklahoma City Thunder because of pain in both knees.

Stephen Curry spoke about the recent knee injury that he's been dealing with which has kept him out of the Warriors' lineup.

During an interview with Anthony Slater, Stephen Curry opened up about his injury concerns and how he is managing the condition.