Kerr Agrees Two-Year Deal To Remain Warriors Coach
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San Francisco — Steve Kerr agreed in principle to a two-year contract to continue coaching the Golden State Warriors on Saturday, according to people familiar with the negotiations. Kerr still must sign the new deal, which was reported first by ESPN and confirmed to the Associated Press by an anonymous source.
The Warriors finished 37-45 this season, earned the Western Conference's 10th seed and lost to the Phoenix Suns in the play-in tournament, ending their postseason run. This week team officials and ownership will finalize contract details, while the roster and medical staff prepare for offseason evaluations and injury recoveries soon.
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Timeline
- 1. Kerr established a multi-championship tenure and multiple Finals runs, including five straight appearances (2015–19) and a 2022 title.
- 2. During the most recent season the Warriors went 37-45 and were hampered by injuries and absences.
- 3. Golden State finished as the Western Conference 10th seed and lost to the Phoenix Suns in the play-in tournament.
- 4. ESPN initially reported that Kerr had reached an agreement on a two-year deal.
- 5. On Saturday, multiple outlets and AP cited that Kerr had an agreement in principle; the contract remained unsigned pending finalization.
Why it matters
If you're a Warriors fan, this is good news. Kerr's leadership has led to multiple championships and Finals runs. His return could mean a stronger next season, especially if the team recovers from injuries. Keep an eye on the offseason developments.
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