Steve Kerr publicly admitted that the dominance of the Golden State Warriors dynasty is no longer what it once was.

Steve Kerr recently discussed what he's seen from Brandin Podziemski in Stephen Curry's absence

Golden State coach Steve Kerr is now an Oscar winner. Kerr was one of the executive producers for “All the Empty Rooms,” which won the Oscar for documentary short. The 35-minute film chronicles how broadcast journalist Steve Hartman and photographer Lou Bopp told the stories of how families have memorialized the bedrooms of children killed in mass shootings.

In a recent interview, Steve Kerr explained that Stephen Curry’s 20-game injury absence has given Brandin Podziemski valuable experience.

The injury bug has turned into a full-blown crisis for the Golden State Warriors. Already missing a massive portion of their veteran core, the Warriors watched as Kristaps Porzingis and rookie Malevy Leons both exited a physical contest against the Pistons.

The pushback to his radical suggestion has not demoralized Steve Kerr in the slightest. This time his agenda to revamp the NBA schedule is not just limited to Stephen Curry and the rampant soft tissue injuries hurting his team.

Steve Kerr admitted he was shocked by the Celtics’ turnaround, especially considering the doubts they faced earlier in the season.