Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr repeatedly draws comparisons between Stephen Curry and Michael Jordan, linking Curry’s current performance to the traits Kerr associates with the NBA legend. Multiple outlets report Kerr making the comparison amid a strong stretch for the Warriors, including an extended winning run and renewed attention on Curry’s late-career impact.
NDTV highlights that Kerr’s view of Curry—at age 38—centres on nightly brilliance against tough defenses, longevity, competitiveness, and a drive to entertain fans. Yahoo Sports similarly frames the comparison as a reflection of Kerr’s coaching mindset, drawing on his experience playing and winning with Jordan to interpret Curry’s style and output.
Another Yahoo Sports piece and the Post both position the remarks in the context of Kerr’s own career arc, from the Bulls’ championship era to the Warriors’ dynasty years. While all coverage centres on the Jordan–Curry comparison and references Warriors momentum, outlets vary in how much emphasis they place on Curry’s age and specific on-court traits versus Kerr’s personal history and where the comments were delivered.
