Steve Kerr is staying with the Golden State Warriors on a new two-year, $35 million extension, and he’s now opening up on the team’s failure to land a second star to play alongside Stephen Curry this offseason.
Golden State pursued both Giannis Antetokounmpo and LeBron James as potential difference-makers next to Curry. Neither move materialized, leaving the Warriors to lean on their existing core once again heading into 2026-27.
Kerr’s Reasonin…
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