Warriors’ Steve Kerr Addresses Uncertain Future with 1 Year Left on His Contract
Steve Kerr, the highest-paid NBA coach, will focus on the season and delay contract talks until the offseason to align with key player negotiations, Warriors say.
- On Sep 30, 2025, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said he will wait until the offseason to negotiate his expiring contract after the team's first practice.
- Wanting to avoid distractions, Steve Kerr said he trusts Joe Lacob and Mike Dunleavy to manage contract talks when the time is right, focusing on the Warriors' roster and pursuit of another championship.
- By the numbers, Steve Kerr earns $17.5 million as the highest-paid coach and enters the final year of a two-year, $35 million deal signed in 2024 with a 567-308 career record.
- Kerr and management say negotiations are planned for the offseason, with front office meetings next spring or summer and training camp underway ahead of the Chase Center preseason opener Sunday.
- Acknowledging a shifting era, Steve Kerr said he intends to walk away gracefully as critical decisions loom for the Warriors' core after the 2025-26 season.
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