Warriors push for five-out offense as Porzingis remains sidelined

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Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Warriors push for five-out offense as Porzingis remains sidelined
Summary

At training camp in Hawaii, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr emphasized a shift towards a five-out offense. The team is working to establish this new system despite the absence of Kristaps Porzingis, who is out indefinitely due to a health issue. Although Kerr described Porzingis as 'day-to-day', he has not provided additional details on the player's condition. The Warriors hope to adapt their offense around existing players, including Al Horford and reserves Charles Bassey and Graham Ike, while they await Porzingis' return. Kerr stated that overcoming challenges is essential as the team evolves with the game.

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  • •Warriors training camp underway in Hawaii, focusing on new offensive strategy.
  • •Kristaps Porzingis out indefinitely due to health issues.
  • •Steve Kerr optimistic about adapting offense without Porzingis.
  • •Al Horford expected to help facilitate five-out system.
  • •Warriors adapting to changes in the game to remain competitive.
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  • 7:53 AMYahoo Sports — Warriors want to play more five-out offense but Kristaps Porzingis' absence won't help
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Golden State head coach Steve Kerr was adamant on the first day of camp in Hawaii that the Warriors will play more five-out offense. But the absence of Kristaps Porzingis hampers their prep.

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