After the game, coach Steve Kerr spoke to the team in the locker room and awarded the game ball to Curry. "He gets the game ball," Kerr said, as Draymond Green attempted to hang onto the ball for himself. When Curry passed it back, Green shouted, "Sign it for me!"

Warriors coach Steve Kerr agreed with O'Neal, and went on to call Curry the "greatest player ever from a skills standpoint." "I think he's dead on because Steph is the most unique

Well, that is, unless you ask a reporter who implied that the Warriors are apparently still capable of such a lofty goal after Golden State's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday night. After a game where some of the Warriors' bench players excelled in the absence of Jimmy Butler and Jonathan Kuminga,

Steve Kerr passionately argues that Stephen Curry is the greatest player in NBA history; however, a crucial catch must also be considered.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr commented on Stephen Curry’s fondness for one of his teammates, confirming that he is one of his favorites within the NBA franchise.

Kerr proclaimed that when it comes to pure basketball talent, Steph isn’t just in a league of his own—he’s the commissioner.