Golden State coach Steve Kerr has spoken about the future of his crew’s core comprised of Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.
Many in the NBA world consider that this present season might be the trio’s final collectively amid rumors of Green being traded, however Kerr doesn’t see it that method in any respect apparently.
“That’s never crossed my mind,” Kerr told 95.7 The Game. “I’ve played on those Bulls teams, The Last Dance…I don’t feel that way about this team at all. I think Steph, Klay and Draymond, they’ve got lots to give for years to come. I never even stopped to give that a second thought.”
Of course, Kerr isn’t going to provide away the crew’s offseason plans or admit that the finish is close to. But for him to say that it hasn’t ever been a thought of his is a daring assertion.
Green, Thompson and Steph definitely aren’t getting any youthful. Green is the youngest at 33 years outdated, Klay Thompson is a month older and Steph is 35.
Green has made his need to remain a Warrior for all times very public, however understands there are limitations round luxurious tax.
“I am only going to play basketball for 15 years, I want to retire as a Golden State Warrior, but it is not up to me,” Green said in April.
The Dubs are down 3-1 and must struggle to maintain their postseason alive on Wednesday.
If they don’t, there might be severe questions round their future capabilities collectively, particularly contemplating how a lot expertise the veterans (together with Kerr) have between them.
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