Steve Kerr says that NBA prioritizes ratings through the health of the player: “Obviously they don’t care”
Steve Kerr He was a shorter NBA schedule advocate for a long time, and this week was a reminder of why.
Kerr’s Golden State Warriors Played games in the nights, Wednesday in Dallas and on Thursday in Houston.
After losing to Mavericks on Wednesday, Kerr put NBA in the explosion.
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The main coach of Golden State Warriors Steve Kerr watches during the first half against Memphis Grizzlies 4. January 2025 in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Godofredo A. Vásquez)
“It’s hard back. That’s what this loss is frustrating even more,” Kerr said on Wednesday. “We have to enter Houston at 3, whatever it is, because NBA in our infinite wisdom makes us play the game 8:45. They obviously don’t care about resting or players’ health; these are just grades and all of these are students.
It is not uncommon for the star players to sit one end of their return. Stephen Curry He sat one of the games, but this weekend All-Star Break probably had something to do with it.
The main coach of Golden State Warriors Steve Kerr gestured during the first half against Miami Heat 7 January 2025 in San Francisco. (AP Photo/Godofredo A. Vásquez)
However, in January 2023.
“I feel terrible about the fans who bought the ticket expecting someone to see how they play, and they don’t see that the person is playing. It’s a brutal part of the job,” Kerr said at the time. “That is why I’ll continue to advocate for a season of 72 games. And I know that it means less income, but at some point, I think I just need to be the consciousness of everyone involved in the league.
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“I’m thinking about it all the time. People spend good money to see a team, and then someone doesn’t play? It’s not something I don’t know. I know it’s painful. We had a lot of discussions with the fans over the years who have been in that situation.”
Chief coach Steve Kerr from the Men’s Basketball Team in the United States talk to the media after the game against Canada on July 10, 2024 at the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. (Mercedes Oliver/Nbae via Getty Images)
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