Kerr took over as head coach of the Warriors in 2014 and led the team to four championships in 10 years, but his tenure has been criticized this season, and the team's record has been hovering outside the play-in area. Perhaps, it was really Durant, Curry, Green and Klay in their prime who fulfilled Kerr.
Durant left the Warriors in 2019, and since then, the Warriors have begun to decline, especially after winning another championship in 2022, the team has declined rapidly, and importantly, Kerr has not produced excellent rookies to support the team and pass on the championship genes.
This season, Kerr's decision-making and deployment in many games have been questioned, the most recent was at home against the Kings on the 26th, holding the ball at the last moment, the team fell behind by 1 point, at this time Kerr did not call a timeout to arrange tactics, but allowed Curry to dribble, drop the ball, be cut by Fox, and then lose directly after the time ran out.
Kerr also has a big problem, that is, the use of rookies, Kuminga and Moody played well and improved quickly, but Kerr didn't use it, and was repeatedly pressed to the bench at critical moments, for which Kuminga also publicly questioned Kerr.
Considering the U.S. men's basketball team's performance at the World Cup, we now have too many reasons to question Kerr's coaching skills.