Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr made clear to The Athletic that his future remains inseparable from Stephen Curry, even as Kerr approaches the final year of his contract.
After 12 seasons together and four championships alongside Draymond Green, Kerr said the partnership with Curry is something he values beyond any contract decision.
Kerr recalled first watching Curry at Davidson while working for the Phoenix Suns and later inheriting an already established All-Star when he arrived in Golden State.
From that point, Kerr said his focus was on helping the player reach greater heights, a goal realized through multiple championships and a bond that extends well beyond basketball.
Despite recent injury issues and an aging roster, Kerr said the Warriors remain driven by the pursuit of another title.
He pointed to last season’s playoff run, which ended after Curry’s hamstring injury against the Minnesota Timberwolves, as evidence there is still something to chase.
Kerr also highlighted Curry’s character, calling him one of the finest people he has worked with and reiterating that as long as Curry is in Golden State, his own commitment will remain unchanged.
Steve Kerr Commits To Staying With Stephen Curry Despite Expiring Contract https://t.co/eRcwCTDm3F
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