With the offseason addition of Chris Paul in Golden State, there's a glut in the Warriors' lineup that's raised questions ahead of the new season.

How will Paul fit in, and will the future Hall of Famer be satisfied in an anticipated role coming off the bench?

Head coach Steve Kerr addressed the topic Monday while speaking with reporters ahead of the start of training camp. He's not sure exactly how Paul will fit in. But he plans to find out during training camp and is confident that his addition bodes success. He also didn't rule out a starting role for Paul.

"We basically have six starters the way I look at it," Kerr said. "Only five can go each night."

Those six "starters" consist of Paul, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, Draymond Green and Kevon Looney. The latter five won a championship in 2022, while Curry, Thompson and Green have anchored a lineup that's won four NBA titles. Looney's been a member of three of them.

In other words, it's a group with a proven track record with the point guard position firmly entrenched by another future Hall of Famer in Curry. Hence the speculation that Paul will come off the bench for the first time in his 18-season NBA career.

Kerr said that he would work through different lineup combinations in training camp to figure out what works. He also vowed that all six players would "play a lot of minutes for us."