In the quest for continuity, the Steve Kerr has committed to a starting five, in the hopes the 13-14 Warriors can find a groove.

The Golden State Warriors have struggled with injuries and player availability over the past few weeks. As such, Steve Kerr has been forced to trial multiple new starting lineups, as he searches for a winning combination and tries to keep the team's season on track.

Reinstalled into the starting lineup Dec. 6 at Cleveland, Kuminga sputtered. He snagged seven rebounds but scored only four points on 1-of-10 shooting from the field and dropped out of Golden State’s rotation for the next three games. The Warriors lost two of the three games.

Warriors coach doesn't believe team needs to add to roster, plans to give more playing time to 23-year-old forward.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nba/warriors/onsi as Steve Kerr Drops Hint on When Kuminga's Benching Will End. After Wednesday's practice, Steve Kerr commented on when Jonathan Kuminga will be back in the rotation.

After the Warriors suffered another rough loss to the lowly Trail Blazers, the online wing of fans who like to blame Steve Kerr for Golden State's on-court struggles got someone to agree with them: Kerr himself.