Steve Kerr, the coach of the Golden State Warriors, is weighing his options for the future after the team's season ended with a 111-96 play-in loss to the Phoenix Suns. The defeat marked the conclusion of a disappointing campaign for the Warriors. Kerr, a four-time NBA champion coach, hinted that he may leave his position, stating, 'It might still go on. It may not.' The coach shared an emotional moment with Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, the team's constants during their title runs, after the game.
When asked about his future, Kerr remained tight-lipped, saying, 'I want coach to be happy, I want him to be excited about the job,' according to Curry. Green also expressed his desire for Kerr to stay, saying, 'I just don't deal with change well, I don't love it.' Kerr, 60, has been with the Warriors for 12 seasons, leading them to the NBA Finals in his first five years and once since then.
He will meet with Warriors owner Joe Lacob and general manager Mike Dunleavy to discuss the team's plan for the offseason. The NBA playoffs are set to begin, with the Orlando Magic securing the 8 seed after defeating the Charlotte Hornets 121-90.
The 2026 NBA playoffs will be broadcast on Sky Sports, starting on April 19.