Warriors’ Stephen Curry reacts to Steve Kerr no longer giving special treatment for awful turnovers

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has commented on Steve Kerr's shift in policy regarding the team's turnover tolerance. According to KNBR's Mark J. Rebilas, the former coach would previously tell the team that Stephen Curry and Draymond Green could afford more turnovers than their teammates during film sessions. However, Kerr has announced a change in approach for the upcoming season.

Curry acknowledged that the adjustment was "really awkward" at first, as they would often skip over particularly troublesome turnovers during film review. Curry explained that in the past, Kerr was willing to overlook certain turnovers due to the Warriors' rapid pace of play, which sometimes resulted in mistakes. But as the team's on-court performance has faltered, it seems that no player will be granted any special treatment when it comes to turnovers.

Curry will need to take even greater care with the ball, as he carries the heavy burden of leading a team without many offensive alternatives at his disposal. The Warriors are set to begin their new season on October 21st against the Los Angeles Lakers away from home.