Steve Kerr's Warriors Future Uncertain

0:00It's April 18th. This is California News today, powered by AI. Steve Courage is wrapped his 12th season coaching the Golden State Warriors, and after that plan lost to the Phoenix Sons, he's hinting his run, with the team might be over. The Warriors fill 111-96 Friday night, ending their season as the 10th seed, and Courage admitted these jobs have expiration dates. When the magic fades, he plans to take a week or two to think things over before chatting with owner Joe Lakub and GM Mike Dunlevy about next steps. Courage still loves the gig, but he gets it. Sometimes fresh ideas shake things up after a dynasty like theirs. Warriors fans remember the glory. Four championships since his debut title in 2015, building one of the league's best runs ever. But the core grooves aged, wins drop to 44, 46, 48, then 37 this year, and injuries to stars like Steph Curry. Badlined him for 27 games. Curry and Dremond Green showed heart in the end, curpled them late for hugs and love.

1:04Green's got a player option worth about 28 million next season, and says he's staying put no retirement. Curry, 38 with one year left on his 63 million deal, wants extension talks and more seasons ahead. Everyone circling up soon to figure alignment, especially Curry not wanting to leave Curry behind, he'd never coach elsewhere right away. The base future hangs in the balance, but gratitude runs deep for what they've built.