"We're not giving in. But you have to be realistic organizationally about where you are," Kerr told The Athletic on Monday.

The Warriors have officially fallen out of a play-in tournament spot, just seven weeks after they were last ranked first in the conference. Golden State's collapse has been extraordinary, especially for a team led by Steph Curry, one of the greatest to ever play.

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Despite the recent struggles, Steve Kerr expressed full confidence in the Warriors' leadership and organizational structure.

For the past few seasons, it's been abundantly clear that the Golden State Warriors have been doing Steph Curry a disservice. A team that recently won an NBA ch

As the Golden State Warriors remain outside the NBA playoffs and play-in tournament contention, head coach Steve Kerr shared blunt remarks about the team's trade market strategy and future planning.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr addressed the possibility of star player Steph Curry demanding a trade amidst the team's struggles this season. "I don't think so. I think Steph loves the idea of being a Warrior for life,” Kerr stated during an appearance on 95.7 The Game's Willard & Dibs Show.

As the Warriors continue to plummet, the franchise's head coach warned against mortgaging too much of the future at the trade deadline.

Amid a prolonged slide since a 12-3 start, Steve Kerr and Stephen Curry still have faith in this Golden State Warriors team.

As such, the lack of All-Star-level talent, especially in their prime, has become a glaring hole in the Warriors' roster construction. Right now, they have young and developing players who could become stars and two aging veterans hoping to continue challenging during the twilight of their careers.