The Golden State Warriors could be looking to shake things up a little bit after uncharacteristically losing two out of their past three games. Dubs head coach Steve Kerr could be turning to his rookies in Jonathan Kkuminga and Moses Moody who have now both been recalled from the Santa Cruz Warriors.

The Dubs made an official announcement of their decision to recall both youngsters from the team's G League affiliate via Twitter (h/t Warriors PR):

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Moody and Kuminga were very impressive in their brief stints with Santa Cruz, averaging 21.7 points and 18.8 points, respectively. It goes without saying that the level of competition in the G League is completely different from that of the NBA, but the fact that both rookies were able to hold their own with Santa Cruz is definitely an encouraging sign.

This does not necessarily mean, however, that both players will be able to enter Kerr's rotation immediately. Both could end up getting healthy DNP's, but at the same time, they could also be given some run especially when the Warriors are able to put up big leads over their opponents.

The 19-4 Warriors return to action on Monday against the Orlando Magic as they look to bounce back from Saturday's 112-107 loss against the San Antonio Spurs.