Warriors Coaching Staff Could See Changes, But Kerr 'Not Going Anywhere'

Despite Warriors' struggles, team still wants Steve Kerr as head coach long-term.

Apr. 10, 2026 at 4:50am by

A fragmented, geometric painting depicting a basketball game or match, with the players and court broken down into abstract shapes and planes of muted colors, conveying the uncertainty and transition facing the Golden State Warriors.A cubist interpretation of the Warriors' coaching staff and roster changes, reflecting the team's uncertain future.San Francisco Today

Rumors have swirled that next season could be Steve Kerr's last as head coach of the Golden State Warriors, potentially tied to Stephen Curry's retirement. However, reports indicate Kerr is not going anywhere, as the Warriors want him to remain their head coach for as long as he wants. While the Warriors have struggled this season, Kerr has an impressive resume, including five NBA championships and a gold medal with Team USA.

Why it matters

The Warriors are facing an uncertain future, with an aging core and potential roster changes on the horizon. Maintaining stability and continuity in the head coaching position will be crucial as the team navigates this transition period.

The details

The Warriors are currently 37-42 and sitting in 10th place in the Western Conference standings, on the brink of potentially missing the playoffs for the first time since 2024. With Stephen Curry and Draymond Green getting older, there has been speculation that Kerr's tenure as head coach could be coming to an end. However, reports indicate the Warriors want Kerr to remain their head coach for as long as he wants, and that he is 'not going anywhere.'

  • Kerr has been the Warriors' head coach for 12 seasons.
  • In 2015, Kerr won his first NBA Championship as a head coach.
  • In 2016, Kerr won the NBA Coach of the Year award after leading the Warriors to a league-record 73-9 season.
  • The Warriors went on to win three more NBA championships in 2017, 2018, and 2022.
  • Kerr became the fastest coach in NBA history to notch 600 career wins.

The players

Steve Kerr

The head coach of the Golden State Warriors, who has led the team to five NBA championships and a gold medal with Team USA.

Stephen Curry

The star point guard of the Golden State Warriors, who has played under Kerr's leadership for the past 12 seasons.

Draymond Green

The veteran power forward of the Golden State Warriors, who has been a key part of the team's success alongside Curry under Kerr's coaching.

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What they’re saying

“We reported a month ago, and it's still true to this day, every time we check in about Steve Kerr, it's the same thing that the Warriors want him there, however many years left he wants.”

— Brett Siegel, Clutch Hoops Analyst

The takeaway

Despite the Warriors' struggles this season, the team remains committed to keeping Steve Kerr as their head coach long-term. Kerr's impressive resume and the stability he has brought to the franchise make him a valuable asset as the team navigates an uncertain future with an aging core.