Steve Kerr said he also believes the Warriors can win the championship after Draymond Green’s bold prediction.

Golden State Warriors Star Draymond Green's future was a subject of talking points before the NBA All-Star game at Chase Center in San Francisco on Sunday night. Per a report by Front Office Sports, Green is exploring potential jobs related to NBA media for when he's ready to retire from playing.

The Golden State Warriors were pursuing a move that would bring Kevin Durant back to the Bay Area before the superstar made it known that he had no interest in such a trade. Warriors brass pivoted and set their sights on Jimmy Butler and added him instead for the stretch run.

Golden State forward Draymond Green and coach Steve Kerr reflected on the Warriors reaching 3,000 wins in franchise history after beating the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday night.

Maximizing the Golden State Warriors’ star core of Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler has been a priority for head coach Steve Kerr. This is certainly the case when it comes to utilizing the team’s small ball lineups.

Steve Kerr said he also believes the Warriors can win the championship after Draymond Green’s bold prediction.

In Butler's fifth game with Golden State, head coach Steve Kerr started him at the power forward spot, with Draymond Green playing small ball center. The Warriors routed the Sacramento Kings 132-108 while Butler scored 17 points on 5-of-10 shooting,

Draymond Green proudly rocks a Golden State Valkyries No. 25 jersey, signifying the WNBA’s return to Northern California in 2025. Warriors coach Steve Kerr

Steve Kerr explained how the Warriors are effective when playing Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green in the team's small ball lineups.

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Could the coaching heir apparent to Steve Kerr already be on the Golden State Warriors roster? According to former All-Star forward Draymond Green, he's in line to take the clipboard and whistle for the Warriors when his playing career comes to an end.