“If I Didn’t Have Steph (Curry)”: Steve Kerr Makes Honest Career Confession as Retirement Approaches Steve Kerr admits his long Warriors run is thanks to Steph Curry, comparing it to Greg Popovich’s y

In the NBA, the relationship between a coach and their star player can often define a franchise’s fortunes. For most coaches, the window to succeed is short; the average tenure in the league hovers around just three years, with front offices quick to make changes if results dip. That makes the stability in the Golden State all the more remarkable.

Since taking over in 2014, Steve Kerr has led the Warriors through a decade-long run that includes four championships, six Finals appearances, and an unmistakable imprint on how the game is played. Golden State’s ball movement, spacing, and three-point-heavy attack have influenced strategies across the league. Even as rosters and contenders change elsewhere, the Dubs have remained a constant presence in the postseason picture.

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