Kerr's Coaching Skills: Hype or Substance?

0:006. Here's your Golden State Warriors news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. Steve Kerr has built an impressive resume with four NBA championships as head coach of the Golden State Warriors over seven years on top of five. Rings from his playing career that puts him in rare company but not everyone agrees it proves he's one of the all-time great coaches. Kerr stepped into a ready-made powerhouse in 2015 with stars like Stephen Kerr, Clay Thompson, and Draymond Greene already leading. The way. He won a title in his very first season which many say was boosted by that stacked core and veteran support. Former NBA player J.R. Smith stirred the pot recently on a podcast, questioning if Kerr truly deserves elite status. Smith amidst Kerr makes smart in-game tweaks to help snag those rings, but argues he mostly rode the talent he inherited. A big knock on Kerr is player development. The Warriors haven't turned a drafted player into an all-star since

1:00Draymond Greene. Pick 35th overall back in 2012. Young guys like James Wiseman, Jordan Pool, and Jonathan Kominga showed promise but fizzled out under his watch even as they won titles. Still, Kerr gets credit for steering the dynasty through ups and downs. The real test might be whether he could repeat that success with a different roster elsewhere. For now, the debate rages on among fans and players alike. D&N is sponsored by our partner. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. S-O-L-I-SOL-PILLO.com