Steve Kerr has led the Golden State Warriors since 2014, delivering four NBA titles during a highly successful period. Despite that record, scrutiny around his role has never fully disappeared, and recent struggles have intensified questions about his long-term future with the franchise.
In a recent episode of his show, Draymond Green aired his thoughts about Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr, stirring quite a conversation. Green expressed his gratitude for Kerr’s role in his success, yet he couldn’t help but reflect on how the coach may have stunted his offensive growth during the Kevin Durant era.
Stephen Curry knows the clock is ticking. The Warriors icon turned 38 in March, and the Golden State Warriors have won only two playoff series since lifting the 2022 NBA title.
As Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green has been reflecting on the NBA Playoffs on his self-titled show, his latest talking point comes from the recent Oklahoma City Thunder sweep of the Phoenix Suns in the first round.
There’s perhaps a shift happening with Warriors coach Steve Kerr. Not a decision. Not yet. But a shift. According to Monte Poole of NBC Sports Bay Area, there’s growing belief inside the Warriors that Kerr is seriously considering a return as head coach.
While much of Stephen Curry’s incredible on-court performances stem from the hours he puts into practice, the Golden State Warriors’ No. 30 recently disclosed how his on-court breathing also plays a significant role in his performance.
The Golden State Warriors have one player who is truly untouchable, and everyone knows that it's Stephen Curry. But considering there is no chance they will lose him—he's under contract through next season—that makes him exempt from being chosen.
This season never really gave the Golden State Warriors a stable version of themselves. It kept shifting with players in, players out, lineups changing, roles stretching past where they were supposed to go.
LeBron's career can't go on forever, can it? If it were to end tomorrow, it would be the greatest run of sustained excellence the league has ever seen.
The Golden State Warriors cycled through injuries, lineups, and versions of themselves that never quite stuck. Jimmy Butler III went down. Stephen Curry missed time.
There’s a growing belief in the Warriors‘ organization that Steve Kerr is seriously considering a new agreement to remain the team’s head coach, according to Monte Poole of NBC Sports Bay Area.
Draymond Green has revealed what makes Stephen Curry a unique leader who thrives in chaos. The 38-year-old has been a cornerstone of the Golden State Warriors’ offense and a mentor to the up-and-coming players.
Every season tells a story. This one told several at once for the Golden State Warriors, and most of them didn’t end well. The Dubs spent the 2025–26 season watching pieces fall off in real time.
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr met with owner Joe Lacob and general manager Mike Dunleavy on Monday for two hours to discuss his future with the franchise, according to multiple reports on Wednesday.
The Golden State Warriors have produced so much illustrious talent that it would be hard to choose four to put on their Mt. Rushmore. But Draymond Green took the honor of figuring that out.
While some NBA fans believe veteran Draymond Green would be the Golden State Warriors player asking about the team’s future, he says that role is typically reserved for All-Star Stephen Curry.
When we last left off, the Golden State Warriors were riding high. Golden State captured two back-to-back NBA Finals wins with the help of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Kevin Durant.
The Golden State Warriors have won just two playoff series in the last four years since their 2021–22 championship, so with Steph Curry only getting older, the time to push for one last run is now.
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr may be putting off a decision on his future until one key offseason event. Kerr met with Warriors brass on Monday, but no decision has yet been made on whether he will return next season, according to Shams Charania, Ramona Shelburne, and Anthony Slater of ESPN.
For the second time in three years, the Warriors and Kings will act as joint hosts of the California Classic Summer League, the two teams announced today in a pair of press releases.
It might seem strange that two NBA players with a 14-inch height difference are being compared, but that's exactly what De'Aaron Fox did Tuesday. And I'm guessing Warriors fans will agree with his take.