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Golden State coach Steve Kerr admitted he overstepped in discussing Kristaps Porzingis’s illness after doctors had diagnosed a condition (POTS) that Kerr had questioned; he later said medical matters are beyond his qualifications. Porzingis remains out indefinitely as the Warriors navigate injuries and lineup uncertainty following the trade and his ongoing illness.
Warriors notes: Steve Kerr walked back remarks about Kristaps Porzingis’ diagnosis, clarifying Porzingis is dealing with a contagious illness (not POTS) and is improving after missing games. Stephen Curry remains out with a runner’s knee but reports progress toward a return. Gui Santos earned a three-year extension and has carved a starting role, while guard Will Richard exited Saturday’s game with a sprained right ankle. The team continues to navigate health and lineup moves amid a crowded roster and injuries.
Warriors coach Steve Kerr said he misspoke by calling Kristaps Porzingis’ illness and supposed POTS diagnosis misinformation, calling it a stupid mistake and noting medical details are for professionals. Porzingis has been out with a contagious illness, with Kerr saying the issue is unrelated to any prior POTS diagnosis; the 7-foot-2 center has been limited in games since joining Golden State, recently returned to practice, and his status for Monday’s game versus the Clippers remains uncertain.
Warriors coach Steve Kerr apologized for spreading misinformation after criticizing ICE in Minneapolis, saying he misspoke but remains concerned about ICE arrests that affect civilians and children, and arguing that immigration policy should be addressed by Congress rather than by federal agents in the streets.
Jimmy Butler suffers a season-ending ACL tear, leaving Golden State with a cramped, aging offense and a tightening Kerr-Kuminga dynamic, while the Warriors confront the reality that upgrading for a high-usage scorer would push them well into tax territory and be financially prohibitive.
Jonathan Kuminga issued a trade demand, but Warriors coach Steve Kerr and veteran stars Draymond Green, Stephen Curry, and Jimmy Butler said the situation isn’t a distraction as Golden State beat New York 126-113. With the February 5 trade deadline looming, teams like the Kings, Lakers, and Mavericks are interested, Kuminga’s injury-plagued and fluctuating role has cooled his market, and Kerr stressed the relationship is fine while Green expressed confidence he’ll reach his potential wherever he lands.
Snoop Dogg provided humorous commentary during an NBA game where Warriors coach Steve Kerr was ejected after disputing calls, showcasing his readiness for his upcoming Olympics role with NBC.
During a tense game, a heated exchange between Warriors coach Steve Kerr and player Draymond Green was analyzed through lip reading, revealing Green's frustration and Kerr's attempt to de-escalate. Despite the conflict, both apologized, and the team remains hopeful about Green's role in their season, which continues with a game against the Mavericks on Christmas Day.
Draymond Green was ejected in a Warriors win over the Suns after two technicals, prompting coach Steve Kerr to criticize officiating, especially regarding a previous incident involving Dillon Brooks' flagrant foul on Stephen Curry, which Kerr believes was overlooked despite Brooks' violent track record. Kerr expressed frustration with league decisions and the inconsistency in officiating, highlighting ongoing tensions and Green's recent struggles, but the Warriors managed to secure a crucial victory.
Steve Kerr believes the Oklahoma City Thunder have the infrastructure, talent, and stability to become the next NBA dynasty, following their dominant start to the 2025-26 season and recent success, positioning them as potential successors to the Warriors.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has announced that Jonathan Kuminga has earned a full-time starting role, citing his strong performance and improved skills, especially on defense and passing, as reasons for the decision, marking a significant development for the team this season.
Steve Kerr, entering the final year of his contract with the Golden State Warriors, plans to wait until the end of the season to discuss his future, emphasizing a focus on the team and a desire for a graceful transition regardless of the outcome.
The Golden State Warriors faced a tough loss against the Houston Rockets, exacerbated by a controversial call and a heated exchange between teammates Buddy Hield and Brandin Podziemski. Coach Steve Kerr expressed frustration over the incident and Podziemski's recent performance, noting a decline in his shooting accuracy and focus. This tension adds to the Warriors' challenges this season.
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr expressed disbelief and frustration over a controversial foul call during the NBA Cup quarterfinals, which led to the Warriors' 91-90 loss to the Houston Rockets. The call, made by referee Bill Kennedy, involved a loose ball foul 80 feet from the basket, resulting in game-deciding free throws for the Rockets. Kerr, along with players Steph Curry and Draymond Green, criticized the decision, arguing it unfairly influenced the game's outcome.
The Golden State Warriors suffered a narrow 91-90 loss to the Houston Rockets, with controversy surrounding a late-game officiating call. Leading by six with just over a minute left, the Warriors faltered, with Steph Curry missing a crucial three-pointer and a contentious foul call on Jonathan Kuminga gifting the Rockets the winning free throws. Coach Steve Kerr criticized the officiating, arguing the game was decided by a questionable call. The loss highlighted the Warriors' ongoing struggles to close out tight games, as they failed to score in the final minutes.