BREAKING NEWS: Few minutes ago Golden State Warriors Current Head Coach Steve Ker Take His Decision and Announces His Retirement From The team……

In a move that marks the end of an iconic era in NBA history, Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has officially announced his retirement from the team, stepping down after nearly a decade at the helm of one of the league’s most dominant dynasties.

The announcement came during an emotional press conference held at Chase Center in San Francisco just moments ago. Kerr, 59, cited a desire to spend more time with family and pursue other passions outside basketball as the driving force behind his decision.

Kerr’s Final Words: “It’s Time to Pass the Torch”

“This has been the most fulfilling chapter of my professional life,” Kerr said. “Coaching this team — these players, this organization — has been a true honor. But after deep reflection, I believe it’s time to pass the torch. I’m retiring from my role as head coach of the Golden State Warriors.”

Kerr, who took over the team in 2014, led the Warriors to four NBA championships (2015, 2017, 2018, 2022) and became one of the winningest and most respected coaches in league history. His leadership style, innovative offense, and deep connection with players like Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green redefined modern basketball.

Reaction from the Warriors

Warriors owner Joe Lacob released a statement shortly after the announcement:

“Steve Kerr is more than a coach — he’s a visionary, a leader, and a beloved figure in our franchise’s history. His legacy will forever be etched into the fabric of the Golden State Warriors. We are grateful beyond words for his years of service.”

General Manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. confirmed that the team will begin its search for a new head coach immediately, adding that Kerr will continue to serve in an advisory role during the transition period if he chooses to stay connected to the organization.

What’s Next?

Kerr did not specify what lies ahead for him, but hinted that he will remain involved in basketball in some capacity, whether through mentoring, broadcasting, or possibly a return to front office work. He also expressed interest in spending more time on philanthropic and advocacy work.

Meanwhile, the Warriors face a pivotal offseason. With veterans aging and younger talent emerging, the next head coach will be tasked with either reloading for another title run or leading a more significant rebuild.