Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has drawn a striking parallel between coaching Stephen Curry at age 38 and his own playing days alongside Michael Jordan. Kerr, who won three championships as Jordan's teammate with the Chicago Bulls in the 1990s, said the experience of guiding Curry in the later stages of his career evokes similar feelings.
Curry, the Warriors' longtime cornerstone and two-time MVP, continues to perform at an elite level despite entering his 16th NBA season. Kerr's unique perspective as both a former teammate of Jordan and current coach of Curry offers a rare vantage point on sustained greatness across different eras.
The comparison underscores the enduring impact of both players, with Kerr having witnessed Jordan's relentless competitiveness firsthand and now overseeing Curry's continued evolution as a shooter, playmaker, and leader.
