
Kerr's Social Media Break: A Smart Move
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Steve Kerr, Golden State Warriors coach, made a wise decision by leaving social media, avoiding harsh criticism and maintaining his mental health. His move was validated when the team traded James Wiseman, a player he once drafted, due to struggles in the league. Kerrs social media hiatus seems even more beneficial as the Warriors strive to maximize Steph Currys prime years amidst team challenges.
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Golden State Warriors News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Kerr's Social Media Break: A Smart Move. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Welcome to Golden State Warriors News today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Golden State Warriors fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr quit social media years ago and has no regrets about it. The move came right after heavy backlash over drafting 19-year-old James Wiseman with the second pick in the 2020 NBA draft. Wiseman struggled to adjust in the league, dealing with injuries in his first two seasons. The Warriors traded him to the Detroit Pistons on February 9, 2023 before the trade deadline. Now in his 6th NBA season, Wiseman still lacks a steady role and is not on any NBA roster at the moment. In a recent interview on 95.7 the game, Kerr called it one of the best decisions he ever made. He joked at skipping the harsh comments about being a bad coach and person keeps him healthy. Meanwhile, as the Warriors fight to make the most of Steph Curry's prime years amid teen struggles, Kerr's break from online noise looks smarter than ever.
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