NBA coaches and players won't all have the same opinions. Although Steve Kerr, the head coach of the Golden State Warriors, could understand his former Chicago Bulls colleague Michael Jordan's point of view when he criticized teams for using load management, he was unable to concur with the Hall of Fame guard. Kerr weighed in on the "load management" controversy on Wednesday, which was sparked by remarks made by his former colleague and six-time NBA champion Michael Jordan in an interview with NBA on NBC host Mike Tirico. In essence, Kerr is implying that the Warriors' most valuable players are getting older and will inevitably miss a number of games during the regular season. “For us (Warriors), four of our top guys are 35-39,” Kerr told the Athletic’s Nick Friedell Thursday. “We

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