Kerr signed a new two-year contract and will continue to lead the Warriors.

May 13 - According to the Associated Press, the Golden State Warriors have officially reached a two-year contract extension with head coach Steve Kerr, who will continue to coach the team.

The Warriors announced the news on Tuesday, with the two sides finalizing the agreement over the weekend. In a statement, Kerr said it was an honor to continue coaching the Warriors and thanked the team for its support over the past 12 years from management, players, staff, and fans. He emphasized that he will continue to move forward with the team.

The Warriors finished the regular season with a 37-45 record , ranking tenth in the Western Conference, and lost to the Phoenix Suns in the play-in tournament, missing the playoffs. This marks the second time in the last three years that the team has missed the playoffs.

Mike Dunleavy stated that the team is delighted that Kerr will remain with the team. He emphasized that Kerr's impact on the Warriors extends beyond championships and on-court performance; it lies in his character and leadership, which have laid a crucial foundation for the team's current and future culture and image.

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