Steve Kerr has offered a fresh glimpse into how the Golden State Warriors era could eventually end.
The longtime coach believes he could leave the franchise around the same time as Stephen Curry and Draymond Green.
His comments come as Golden State enters another season with its championship core facing questions about age, long-term plans and how much longer it can compete.
Steve Kerr Sees a Possible Ending With Curry and Green
Speaking to The Ringer’s Logan Murdock, Kerr reflected on his future and the possibility of leaving Golden State alongside Curry and Green.
“I signed for two years and I can’t see myself walking away after this year, but it feels now like there’s some shape to this thing. There’s some clarity. I could see this ending where Steph, Dray, we all leave around the same time. I could see that happening,” Kerr said.
“I signed for two years and I can’t see myself walking away after this year, but it feels now like there’s some shape to this thing. There’s some clarity. I could see
Kerr signed a two-year extension in May after considering retirement following the Warriors’ disappointing 2025-26 campaign.
Golden State finished 37-45 and lost to the Phoenix Suns in the Play-In Tournament.
The loss brought an emotional moment between Kerr, Curry and Green. Cameras captured the coach embracing his longtime stars and telling them how much he loved them.
Green later suggested he was unsure whether Kerr would return, though the coach ultimately decided he still had more to offer.
Warriors Face a Defining Period With Their Championship Core
Kerr, Curry and Green have been central to Golden State’s four NBA championships since 2015.
Their partnership helped establish one of the league’s most successful dynasties, but the franchise now faces difficult questions about its future.
Curry is entering his 18th NBA season at 38. Green remains a key defensive presence, while Kerr is preparing for another season on the sidelines.
Injuries and age have become significant concerns as Golden State tries to remain competitive in a challenging Western Conference.
Curry has made his own position clear. He has said he wants to finish his career with the Warriors and believes the team can still compete for a championship.
That commitment gives the franchise a foundation, even as it works to reshape its roster around its veteran core.
For now, Kerr’s comments do not signal an imminent departure for any of the three. They instead point to a possible shared ending for the coach and two players who helped define the Warriors’ golden era.
Whether that happens together will depend on how long they believe they can keep competing at the highest level.
Steve Kerr Hints at Potential Warriors Exit With Steph Curry and Draymond Green