Steve Kerr’s career provides him with a unique vantage point on basketball greatness. Kerr recently weighed in on the long-standing comparison between Michael Jordan and LeBron James.
Time is all the Golden State Warriors have this offseason, something that has been a rare commodity over the last decade given their string of excellence and NBA Finals runs.
The Golden State Warriors won't know their exact 2026 draft spot until the NBA Draft Lottery on May 10. They are likely to have the 11th pick, but there is a 9.4 percent chance they move into the top four.
It remains unclear if Steve Kerr will return for his 13th season as the Golden State Warriors’ head coach, and if he doesn’t, Rachel Nichols believes Billy Donovan should jump at the chance to replace him.
Well, this would be something. Steve Kerr isn’t just pushing back on the idea of a four-point shot. He went a step further — a lot further. Kerr said he would even consider eliminating the three-point line altogether.
Steve Kerr is currently in limbo as his contract with the Golden State Warriors has expired. He has acknowledged that it is probably in everyone’s best interest to move on after the Warriors failed to advance to the playoffs.
Following the Golden State Warriors’ disappointing end to the 2025-26 season amid their play-in loss to the Phoenix Suns, one of the major questions surrounding the team is the future of head coach Steve Kerr.
The Golden State Warriors have many questions to answer this offseason, including what the future holds for head coach Steve Kerr. Kerr has been open about his uncertainty regarding whether or not he will remain as the Warriors’ head coach moving forward after winning four championships in the Bay Area.
LeBron James has gone about his business in prime fashion against the Houston Rockets, emerging as the series’ best player thus far in the absence of Austin Reaves and Luka Doncic, both out with injuries.
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 braintrust and Steve Kerr were expected to meet some time this week to decide his future, but it appears that meeting won't happen as soon as once thought.
One of the biggest questions facing the Warriors this offseason is simple. Namely, what does Steve Kerr want to do next? Kerr has been on the Golden State sideline for 12 seasons.
Stephen Curry and the Warriors have a ton of questions that need to be answered this offseason to get ready for next season. This Golden State team has been through it all this past season.
There’s a growing sense around the NBA that Steve Kerr has reached the end of his run with the Warriors. And if that’s the case, many believe they know what comes next.
Draymond Green, after the Warriors ended the 2025-26 season with a 111-96 play-in loss to the Suns, has spent the offseason making one thing clear: he wants to stay with the Bay Area franchise, but the decision will not be one-sided.
The Golden State Warriors signed Jimmy Butler to an extension last season in hopes of getting two seasons with him alongside Steph Curry. They may end up only getting half a season.
Kristaps Porzingis is uncertain of his next step as he heads toward unrestricted free agency after the Warriors‘ season ended Friday with a play-in loss at Phoenix, writes Melissa Rohlin of The California Post.