Recently, the American front reporter had an interview with Kerr, and talked a lot about basketball, of course, there is a topic that is worthy of the attention of many Warriors fans, that is, the reporter asked when Kerr would choose to leave the Warriors? Cole also seems to have given a timeline.
Cole admits that it could be after his contract expires, but it could be two years from now. Kerr admits that maybe that's when the Warriors need to look for fresh blood. He admits that now he enjoys working every day, coming to the stadium every day, and he loves the Bay Area. And he thinks he still has a few years to go with Curry, Green and Thompson, and they're still making great strides.
Of course, Kerr's comments have already hinted that he may not stay with the Warriors for long in the future. In the eyes of many fans, when Curry retired, Kerr had no patience to stay with the Warriors as coach. When Kerr came to the Warriors, Curry was a core player for the Warriors at the time. That Warriors team was already very good at the time, and Kerr's arrival made the Warriors even better. And they won the championship in their first year, and then Curry and Kerr led the team to four championship rings, and they did great things.
But with the aftermath of the dynasty. The Warriors are no longer as dominant as they used to be, and Curry is 36 years old, and Curry may choose to retire in the next few years. With Thompson likely to leave this summer and Green to leave the league for years to come, the team is going to be a mess. Is Kerr still motivated to coach a new-looking Warriors? Probably, he won't have that motivation. Once you're used to winning, it's hard to keep accepting defeat. Without Curry, the Warriors will be in a long swing. The Warriors' stellar record and championship run over the past few years have propelled Kerr to the ranks of a great coach, to the ranks of great coaches. Maybe he didn't want his reputation to be tarnished in the rest of the mess, and he wanted to leave some residual warmth of the four crowns on his resume before leaving.
Tactically, Kerr couldn't accept to take on a brand new team. After Kerr came to the Warriors, he relied on Curry's personal characteristics to create a very graceful system. Without Curry, many of his ideas can't be played, which is why Kerr doesn't want to coach. Kerr knows that a player like Curry comes in once in a century. Only Curry can achieve what he thinks in his heart, and he can achieve his passing system. Without Kulicole, everything is hollow, so naturally he has no incentive to coach anymore.