Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has front seats in two different eras, first with Michael Jordan of Chicago and now at the Bay with Steph Curry.
Kerr breaks the similarities and differences between the two legends.
“It’s the most amazing mentality I’ve ever seen, and Michael has a similar mindset,” Kerr said on the Glue Guy podcast. “But Michael’s mentality seems more like killing an opponent, just inserting a knife and twisting it. Stephen is more about the joy of shooting the ball. You know, that’s what makes watching Stephen so beautiful.”
Even at the age of 37, Curry was still one of the elites in the league, and Kerr believed that his mentality was the reason.
“It’s like he’s an artist who loves what he does, and this process, elegance and beauty combined with this competitive desire and confidence can only shoot everything without worrying about the consequences.”
Their self-confidence, self-confidence. It’s different because I think Michael’s calculations are much higher. I think Stephen’s calculations are so, I just think he has the ability to get into the rhythm, into the trend, into the psychological, emotional, emotional, emotional, emotional, emotional, whatever you want to say is so unique…and Michael and my space, I’m here, I’m here, I’m here, I’m here, I’m here. arena. ‘”
Kerr also clearly shows how much Curry has contributed to her career.
“I’m very clear that the reason I’m still here is that Steph Curry is still here,” Kerr admitted. “I’m not humble, I’m just telling the truth… If I hadn’t Stephen, I would have lasted for a few years like every other NBA coach and then went elsewhere and coached elsewhere.
“So I’m lucky to have this partnership with Stephen, who provides this stability and continuity to the organization, which makes everyone’s job easier.”
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