IT DOWN FEW MINUTES AGO:: Golden State warriors Basketball Current Head Coach Steve Kerr had Submitted Resignation letter to….se more

IT WENT DOWN A FEW MINUTES AGO: Golden State Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr Submits Resignation Letter to… See More

San Francisco, CA — June 26, 2025

In a stunning development that’s already sending shockwaves across the NBA, Golden State Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr has officially submitted his resignation letter, stepping down from the team he helped build into a dynasty.

The news broke just moments ago, confirmed by team insiders and a handwritten note reportedly left in Kerr’s office — right next to a framed photo of the 2015 championship team and a whiteboard that simply reads: “Legacy complete.”

 “I’ve Given Everything I Have”

Kerr, 59, has coached the Warriors since 2014, leading the franchise to four NBA championships, six Finals appearances, and one of the most transformative eras in league history.

In a brief but heartfelt statement released through the team, Kerr said:

“This has been the ride of a lifetime. I’ve had the honor of coaching some of the greatest players the game has ever seen — from Steph to Draymond, Klay, and KD. But every journey has its final quarter. Mine ends here.”

“It’s time for a new voice in the locker room — and a new chapter in my life.”

 What’s Next for Steve Kerr?

Sources close to Kerr say he’s not done with basketball entirely — but he is ready to take a break from the grind of day-to-day coaching. Some speculate he could:

  • Transition into a front office role with the Warriors or another team
  • Return to broadcasting — where he was a standout analyst before coaching
  • Or even take on a leadership role with Team USA Basketball, where he’s served as head coach during international tournaments

But perhaps the most bizarre rumor? He’s reportedly been offered a guest coaching role with a baseball team (see our earlier fictional Julio Rodríguez crossover article for laughs).

 Warriors Front Office Reacts

Golden State GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. called the resignation “bittersweet,” noting:

“Steve changed this franchise forever. His leadership, his ability to connect with players, his vision — those things don’t come around often. He’ll always be part of the Warriors family.”

As for who replaces him? Names floating around include:

  • Kenny Atkinson, current assistant and former Nets head coach
  • Jarron Collins, former Warriors assistant and current Pelicans assistant
  • A wildcard choice: Becky Hammon, fresh off back-to-back WNBA titles

 The End of an Era

Kerr’s departure symbolizes more than just a coaching change — it marks the likely end of the Warriors dynasty as we’ve known it. With Steph Curry entering the twilight of his career and Draymond/Klay’s futures uncertain, the post-Kerr era could be defined by youth development and massive cultural shifts.

 Final Word

Whether you loved them or loved to root against them, the Kerr-led Warriors defined a generation of basketball with unselfish play, three-point revolution, and championship-caliber culture.

If this really is goodbye — thank you, Steve. And wherever you’re going next, the basketball world will be watching.

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