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Steve Kerr Officially Signs New Coaching Contract with Warriors
Kerr’s new deal follows a 37-45 season and gives Golden State continuity after injuries derailed its playoff push.
- On Tuesday, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr signed a two-year contract extension to remain with the franchise, ending months of uncertainty about his future after 12 successful seasons.
- Uncertainty had surrounded Kerr's status following his contract expiration after the 2025-26 season, prompting owner Joe Lacob and general manager Mike Dunleavy to meet with him at Chase Center and agree on terms.
- Kerr will reportedly earn $17.5 million over the two-year deal, having turned down a seven-figure ESPN analyst offer to remain with the club where he holds a 604-353 career record.
- ESPN insider Anthony Slater reported that franchise superstar Stephen Curry played a major role in Kerr's return, with both sides committed to guiding the current era in a dignified way.
- The Warriors will have Kerr for a 13th season as they approach the NBA draft, though he must navigate injuries to forward Jimmy Butler and guard Moses Moody after the team missed the playoffs last month.
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Steve Kerr signs new two-year contract to continue coaching the Golden State Warriors
Steve Kerr has signed his new two-year contract to remain as coach of the Golden State Warriors. The team made the announcement Tuesday after Kerr reached agreement on a deal last weekend.
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Head coach Steve Kerr signs two-year deal with Warriors
SAN FRANCISCO — Steve Kerr has signed his new two-year contract to remain coach of the Golden State Warriors. The team made the announcement Tuesday after Kerr reached agreement on a deal last weekend. “I’m grateful for the opportunity to continue coaching this team,” Kerr said in a statement. “This organization has meant so much to me for the last 12 years — from ownership to our players, our staff and our fans — and it’s an incredible privil…
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