Draymond Green Predicts Steve Kerr Won't Return as Warriors Coach
Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green said he thinks this past season was Steve Kerr's last as the team's head coach. Green shared his prediction on his podcast, saying 'it felt like that was it' despite hoping Kerr returns.
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green believes head coach Steve Kerr won't return next season, even though he hopes he's wrong.
On his podcast 'The Draymond Green Show,' Green said he thinks this past season was Kerr's final one with the franchise. 'I hope he's our coach next year, you want my opinion, I think not,' Green said. 'It just feels like that. I don't know. It felt like that was it.'
Green didn't explain what gave him that feeling or point to specific moments that led to his prediction. He emphasized that he wants Kerr to stay but senses the coach might be ready to move on.
Kerr has been the Warriors' head coach since 2014 and led the team to four NBA championships. Under his leadership, the Warriors became one of the most dominant teams in basketball history, revolutionizing the game with their three-point shooting.
The Warriors haven't announced any coaching changes, and Kerr hasn't publicly discussed leaving the team.
Steve Kerr has coached the Warriors to four NBA championships since 2014. A coaching change would reshape one of basketball's most successful teams and could affect the final years of stars like Stephen Curry and Green himself.
Watch for official announcements from the Warriors about Kerr's future and any coaching staff changes before next season starts.
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