Draymond GreenForward, Golden State Warriors

Steph Curry isn’t above some tough coaching from Steve Kerr #nba #warriors #basketball #shorts

20 Nov 2024 · 1 min

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In a YouTube Shorts monologue, Draymond Green recounts a tense moment during a Boston game where Warriors coach Steve Kerr and star Steph Curry had a heated exchange. Draymond describes how he immediately went to Curry to reassure him, emphasizing the need to keep Curry’s focus and mental state intact. He reflects on the broader responsibilities of star players, noting that leadership extends beyond on‑court performance to understanding teammates’ motivations. Draymond explains that when Curry was visibly upset and Kerr intensified the confrontation, the only viable response was to stay silent, which sends a clear message not only to the team but also to the coaching staff about the limits of on‑court discipline and the importance of respectful communication.

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Like the Boston game was great. There was a moment Kerr and Steph kind of got into it. When I saw it, I just go to Steph and reassure him like, "Yo, we good. Like, fuck that." Yeah. Just to make sure his head stay in the right place. 'Cause people respond to things differently. When you are one of the top dogs on the team, the job goes far beyond just going out there and playing a good basketball game. Yeah. You have to know what make your guys tick. When you see Steph Curry get cussed out like that and he just like, No real reaction. Just like, and then Steve come at you, you, you gotta shut the hell up. You have no choice but to shut the hell up. And it sends a message to everyone. And more importantly, who else it sends a message to? It sends a message to the rest of the coaches. Coach. Coach. Yep. Get it up. Get your coaching up.