Kerr called the conversation natural, the type of interaction that’s born from 10 years of frank talks, screaming matches and deep affection. “If it were my first year coaching, it would’ve been really hard to do that,” Kerr said. “But he trusts me. And I trust him. And that’s why we’ve stuck together. He could’ve driven me out of here five years ago. That’s what players do in the NBA these days. And I could’ve not supported him. Or I could’ve gone elsewhere. There’s a reason why we’re still together. We love each other.”
Source: FoxSports.com
Source: FoxSports.com
