ESPN is making an aggressive bid to bring Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr to the network as his future with the NBA franchise remains unclear, according to a May 4 report.
The outlet’s pursuit comes while Kerr, 60, is still under contract with Golden State. Details of the network’s offer were not disclosed, and neither ESPN nor the Warriors have publicly commented on the talks.
Kerr, who has led the Warriors to four NBA championships since taking over in 2014, is entering the final season of his current deal. His next move has become a major topic around the league, fueling speculation that he could transition to broadcasting if he leaves coaching.
ESPN, which has filled several high-profile analyst spots with former coaches and players in recent years, reportedly views Kerr’s championship résumé and on-camera experience as ideal for its NBA coverage.
No timeline has been set for a decision, and it remains possible Kerr could negotiate an extension with Golden State. For now, the coach’s status is in flux while the network continues its push to secure his services.
Source: New York Post
