With Golden State’s coach returning on a two-year deal, GM Mike Dunleavy must use the summer to upgrade the roster around Curry.
Steve Kerr has a .631 winning percentage in 12 seasons with the Warriors.
Steve Kerr has agreed to return to the Warriors, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s business as usual for Golden State.
What does the coach’s two-year deal mean for Steph Curry, Draymond Green, and Joe Lacob’s never-ending pursuit of the team’s next superstar?
On “Section 415,” The Standard’s Danny Emerman analyzes Curry’s future with Golden State, Green’s complex contract dynamics, and how GM Mike Dunleavy will seek to upgrade the roster this summer.
Aside from looking to maximize the final years of Curry’s career, Golden State is trying to improve its outlook, which means the front office must use the No. 11 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft wisely.