It’s no secret that Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr is no fan of Donald Trump. He’s been outspoken about politics for so many years. And that was the same on Wednesday after Trump won Tuesday’s presidential election.

Keeping that in mind, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr figured out a smart way to motivate his players before the game. Kerr smartly used Donald Trump's recent presidential election win in his message.

Jayson Tatum said that getting revenge on Steve Kerr for his Olympic benching wasn't on his mind when the Celtics took on the Warriors.

Steve Kerr, a frequent critic of Donald Trump, accepted the former president’s re-election in a media session Wednesday ahead of the Warriors’ game against the Celtics in Boston. “Well, I believe in democracy and the American people have spoken and ...

Here's everything to know about what Steve Kerr said about Donald Trump, including how the Warriors coach took a sarcastic dig at the President-elect.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr made a tongue-in-cheek reference to President-elect Donald Trump ahead of his team's matchup against the Celtics on Wednesday. Kerr is perhaps the most politically outspoken coach in the NBA, so, after peppering him ...

Kerr spoke for three minutes in the nation’s capital, imploring fans to vote and trust the electoral process, pointing to the extremely small number of voter fraud reports and Donald

Kerr has been harshly critical of Trump in the past, speaking out Republican president-elect as recently as Monday. He again referenced Trump’s claims of voter fraud in the 2020 election but said he respected “the will of the people” and hoped the country can prosper under the new administration.