Rick Carlisle advises Steve Kerr on coaching potential at Golden State
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 1, 2026, 11:13 AM
Last updated Aug 1, 2026
Rick Carlisle discussed his conversation with Steve Kerr about coaching options during an appearance on 'The Draymond Green Show.' Carlisle suggested Kerr consider the Golden State Warriors' coaching position rather than the New York Knicks, highlighting Golden State as a team ready to win. Kerr expressed concerns regarding the Knicks' offer, particularly about the fourth year of the contract. Carlisle emphasized the financial strength of Madison Square Garden and encouraged Kerr to explore opportunities with the Warriors, which are seen as contenders. The discussion reflects ongoing interest in coaching dynamics within the league.
- •Rick Carlisle advised Steve Kerr during 'The Draymond Green Show'.
- •Carlisle suggested Kerr consider the Golden State coaching job.
- •Kerr was hesitant about a fourth-year option with the Knicks.
- •Carlisle highlighted Golden State's potential for success.
- •The conversation sheds light on NBA coaching discussions.
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