
Warriors GM: Kerr Staying Next Season
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Golden State Warriors Mike Dunleavy reveals plans for next season, with coach Steve Kerr expected to return, despite his contract expiring. Kerr, in his twelfth season, is comfortable with his situation and plans to stay as long as Stephen Curry plays. The team, currently eighth in the Western Conference, is focusing on improving performance, with owner Joe Lacob agreeing that the decision is mostly up to Kerr.
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NBA News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Warriors GM: Kerr Staying Next Season. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
NBA stories, making news on March 4. Golden State Warriors General Manager Mike Dunlevy says the team plans around head coach Steve Kerr returning next season, even though his contract expires this year. Kerr is in his 12 season with the Warriors and Dunlevy expects him to stay on. Dunlevy shared this outlook during a recent podcast appearance. He noted that Kerr wants to wrap up the current season first before deciding. Internally, the focus has stayed on improving performance right now. Kerr has expressed comfort with his situation and a desire to remain with the team for a few more years. He has also made it clear he plans to stick around as long as Steve and Kerr is playing. Team owner Joe Lakob agrees it's mostly up to Kerr. Lakob mentioned they will talk it over later once Kerr knows what he wants. Right now, the Warriors sit at 31 wins and 30 losses, 8th in the Western Conference. They have dropped five of their last seven games without Kerr who was sidelined by Runner's knee. This story is made possible by our sponsor, your pillow, your podcast, your moment,
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