Warriors' Steve Kerr Teases Joint Retirement With Draymond Green, Stephen Curry
Could the trio of Golden State Warriors legends ride off into the sunset together?
For the past 12 years, Steve Kerr, Draymond Green, and Stephen Curry have been the cornerstone of the Golden State Warriors. As the trio nears the end of their NBA careers and Kerr approaching 61 years old, speculation arises about their potential joint retirement. Head coach Kerr recently revealed during an interview with The Ringer that he could see the three legends leaving the team around the same time.
He expressed feeling a sense of clarity and seeing a shape to his future, stating, "I could see this ending where Steph, Dray, we all leave around the same time." Curry echoed Kerr's sentiment, sharing that he still misses his former teammate every day. The 36-year-old Green, the youngest of the trio, will become an unrestricted free agent next offseason, adding to the speculation around their potential joint retirement.
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