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Steve Kerr missed several weeks of the 2017 playoffs due to complications from his 2015 back surgery.

“It’s all right, it’s all right,” Kerr said. “I’d love to say that I’m all better, but not the case. I’m feeling better, having a good summer, relaxing. But it’s just been an ongoing thing now for two years.”

Kerr also missed the first part of the 15-16 regular season.

“I fully expect to coach all year,” Kerr said. “That’s my expectation. And for many years to come.”

Kerr suffers from headaches in addition to the frequent discomfort in his back and neck.

Via Scott Ostler/San Francisco Chronicle

Serious Question: Is Kerr even a good coach? I probably could have coached the Warriors to both championships as well...

Serious Question:

broseph13 wrote:Serious Question: Is Kerr even a good coach? I probably could have coached the Warriors to both championships as well...

Serious Response: Thats like asking if Phil Jackson was a good coach. You could have coached Jordan and Pippen to 6 rings. Right? No.... wrong son.

broseph13 wrote:Serious Question: Is Kerr even a good coach? I probably could have coached the Warriors to both championships as well...

Mark Jackson could not coach the same Ws team to their first ring. You wouldnt have coached them out of the 30th seed.

I saw a recent picture of Steve and he looked fantastic. Sometimes when he is on the bench I can see the discomfort in his face. I think the lights and noise of roaracle must be difficult.

dan-man wrote:Serious Question:

broseph13 wrote:Serious Question: Is Kerr even a good coach? I probably could have coached the Warriors to both championships as well...

Serious Response: Thats like asking if Phil Jackson was a good coach. You could have coached Jordan and Pippen to 6 rings. Right? No.... wrong son.

Mark Jackson didn't encourage ball movement.

They played better under Luke Walton.