The Warriors are talking like they want to lead the NBA in attempted 3s

In Sacramento, California, the Golden State Warriors' head coach has emphasized an increase in their 3-point shooting strategy as the team navigates the season without one of its prolific shooters. Last season, the Warriors averaged 38.9 three-pointers per game, ranking fourth in the league. They began their recent preseason by attempting 48 and 52 three-pointers in games against the Clippers and Kings, respectively, highlighting the commitment to coach Kerr's strategy. Despite reductions in 3-point attempts during regular seasons, the Warriors aim to maintain high volumes due to their lower free-throw counts.

Even without Andrew Wiggins in a recent game due to illness, the Warriors demonstrated their shooting depth. Kerr expressed confidence in his squad's capabilities, indicating that even though they lost key shooters, they possess a versatile roster capable of maintaining a high shooting volume. Jonathon Kuminga is expected to play a vital role in the team’s approach, potentially taking advantage of open shots to improve his scoring efficiency. Kuminga, who worked intensively during the off-season, aims to enhance his shooting accuracy, with aspirations to elevate his catch-and-shoot percentage significantly.

Overall, the Warriors are keen on adopting a volume-shooting approach, emphasizing team-wide contributions and strategic assessments to improve their season's performance.