Steve Kerr complains about Marcus Smart flopping back to back
Steve Kerr is not the guy most would have predicted to become an all-time great coach. Prior to 2014, Steve Kerr never coached. Instead, Steve Kerr only ever was a commentator, aside from the interests he had in the Phoenix Suns’ management and ownership. As a result, Steve Kerr did not have universal support, when he replaced Mark Jackson as the Golden State Warriors’ head coach. However, Steve Kerr has coached the Warriors to the Finals every year they’ve made the playoffs.
Steve Kerr was a championship role player, during his career as an NBA player. During the Chicago Bulls’ second three peat, Steve Kerr rose to fame. Kerr hit clutch shots, as Michael Jordan won the second half of his six rings. During his playing time, Steve Kerr played for Phil Jackson, Gregg Popovich, and was the General Manager of the Phoenix Suns, when Mike D’Antoni coached. As a coach, Steve Kerr has taken elements from everyone to develop his coaching style.
Steve Kerr won 67, 73, and 67 games during his first three seasons. In Kerr’s first three seasons, he won two titles, and most agree he should have won all three. After that, Steve Kerr coached Kevin Durant, who took the lead as the Warriors won titles in 2017 and 2018. Along with the 2015 title and 2016 Finals appearance, the Warriors have a dynasty. If KD and Klay Thompson were healthy, Golden State likely also wins the 2019 title. Tonight, they are playing for the 2022 title, and Kerr is annoying with Marcus Smart’s flopping.
Steve Kerr complains about Marcus Smart flopping back to back
