Since Dennis Schroder was traded to the Golden State Warriors, they explained that they would adjust their offense for Schroder. However, it’s been the opposite, thanks in part to Stephen Curry’s dominance.

Dennis Schroder has played four games for the Golden State Warriors since joining the franchise on Dec. 15. The veteran guard has the unenviable task of trying to figure out how to slot into a rotation that boasts Stephen Curry and Draymond Green.

The Warriors have acquired Dennis Schroder and a 2025 second-round pick from the Nets in exchange for De'Anthony Melton, Reece Beekman and three second-rounders.

On Saturday, Dec. 21, Dennis Schroder made his debut for the Golden State Warriors. The veteran guard was part of Steve Kerr's starting five, logging 27 minutes of playing time and scoring 9 points on 3-of-8 shooting from the field. While it wasn't Schroder's best performance, having him on the court was another step forward for the franchise.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr weighs in on Dennis Schroder’s struggles to adjust to Golden State’s system following his midseason move from the Brooklyn Nets.

Speaking to the media after the game, head coach Steve Kerr praised Schroder's ability to initiate the offense. This allowed Stephen Curry to adopt an off-ball role, which allowed him to stretch the defense and attack off the catch. As Curry continues to age, we're likely to see him in that role more frequently.