Golden State's show rolls on: Steve Kerr reportedly agrees to two-year contract to remain Warriors coach
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Key Points:
- Steve Kerr has signed a two-year contract extension to remain head coach of the Golden State Warriors, maintaining his status as the highest-paid coach in the NBA.
- Initial uncertainty surrounded Kerr's future after the season, as the Warriors sought changes in style and long-term commitment amid planning for the post-Stephen Curry era.
- Multiple meetings between Kerr, owner Joe Lacob, and GM Mike Dunleavy led to Kerr's decision to stay, motivated by his desire to continue coaching Curry and Draymond Green.
- The Warriors, who missed the playoffs and had a disappointing 37-win season, recognize the need to rebuild their aging roster, with roster changes expected starting from the upcoming NBA Draft Lottery.
- Both Curry and Green have expressed support for Kerr's return, and discussions about Curry’s contract extension are expected to follow Kerr’s new deal.
