Steve Kerr: 8 Rings in 8 Minutes (nearly) 

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He got more rings than any other player

@W B I agree, we should only listen to people who are paid to give their opinion. Although it would help to know who is paying them on why they have those opinion.

I was going to say that! 😁

I was just about to say, yeah he has 9 now.

But the bulls got the championship and golden state lost because they didn't have MJ

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you need to rephrase this

@@jerahmeelliong500 why, he isn't wrong.

@@jerahmeelliong500 you can easily see what he is saying

This guy. 1999, 2003, 2005, 2007, 2014... Dynasty means 3+ in a decade if you understand sports. 5 in 15 years is incredible at the talent they faced. Kobe, Lebron, Shaq, Iverson, Vince, Dirk, KG, Billups, Zo, Webber, CP3, Big Ben, Grant Hill, Smarrion, Mello, T-mac, Reggie Miller, Prime Dwight, Ray Allen (That take that trophy off the court in 2013 was legendary), Jason Kidd, Paul Pierce, Steve Nash, D Wade, Pau and a tiny bit of Michael Jordan. I'm missing a lot of names but these last 2 decades are what you would call "Monumental" so to neglect the Spurs a "dynasty" status in ludicrous. Anyone who knows anything about Ball knows Spurs are (Were) a wall. A large one. Show some respect.

@@RevengeAvenger at least they won 2 time

He only missed the Lakers from his Era. And Robert Horry Pulled off something similar

With Marc Jackson's players....

Man, I had forgotten all about San Antone.....

Remember Steve helped build the warriors dynasty! Steve took the Bulls triangle offense and made it a constant moving and passing one.

And he was a part of bulls 72-10 and warriors 73-9

True, but having curry and klay definitely helped when they both shoot the lights outs on any given night during their championship runs

Steve Kerr was given a team that was just one key component away of being championship contender. Good on him (Kerr) crediting Jackson for getting the Warriors ready...such a shame he didn't lead them to a title.

73 wins during the regular season, but came up short in the Finals. I honestly don’t count that as an achievement. I would rather have a team w/ the worst record leading to a chip than a team w/ the best record losing when it counts the most.

As I recall Mark Jackson put that Golden State team together. He was fired for his political views & the jibe wad gift-wrapped & given to Kerr. They still would have won those titles.

@@supdookayyy8108 ow with that rigged finals yeah yeha.

Because he already looked old when he was young :)

He’s got younger bruv

He drank from the fountain of youth

He shares a pod wiith Paul Rudd.

Your older than him . . .

And that is what Curry is doing now. You're down bad and tryin to make a run then he just shoots a near impossible 3 and just kills your spirit.

He is a sniper if you want to assassinated someone Kerr was there for the bulls and Spurs

so true, and I remember seeing most of them.

Steve "Clutch" Kerr

Kerr and Horry the two most consistent dagger shooters in NBA history. Not quite superstars but absolutely clutch nonetheless.

Robert Horry has 7 rings and he was only a player. If he’s good enough of a coach he could get more rings 😂

bro do you even know what a 4 peat is? yes they went to the finals 5 times but they did not win the title 4 straight years to be called a 4 peat. they did not even do a three peat. as dominate as the warriors was, they were no were near the teams like the 60's celtics, bulls 90's and early 2000's lakers. these three teams are on a hole different lvl, especially the 60's celtics and 90's bulls. if you were to compared the golden states to other great teams, then the 80's celtics and lakers teams would be a really good comparison. both teams were really good but could not pull off a three peat to save their lives. just like the golden states. a team full of super stars but could not pulled off a three peat to cement themselves as one of the greatest team to ever play the game. golden states was a really great team but they were no where near pulling off a 4 peat and they were not even close to pulled off a 3 peat.

@@tengtx why dont you relax and check your facts. He referred to 96-99 as a PLAYER

@@tengtx you really embarrased yourself there buddy. With your long ass rant. 😂😂

@@lesterilao7768 all i see is salt coming out of your comment. so good luck with that 4 peat.

More like Robert Horry 7 rings in 7 min he was

We would see lowlights from his 1 finals appearance

Lol😂

@@kuisma9467 Nets wil not better than Curry Clay with Durant , Laker nation

@@fredericklalsiamliana6393 I do not understand what u are trying to stay

Jesus ❣ U

why he said " all have to bail out MJ again " drops 3 to win

ESPN is still riding Jordan's d*** Kerr and Kukoc were the best 3 point shooters in the league.

He was more of a role player instead of a star player. Kinda like Danny Green, he isn’t a star, but he’s won some rings on teams. And he definitely was useful as much as people wanna hate on Green.

@@burcopresents yeah nice comment

Most importantly learned from Lute Olson!!!

if the warriors didnt blow the infamous 3-1 lead in 2016 he would be able to say that as a coach AND player (this aint a hate comment he's still a legend)

@@tylergross3482 draymond suspended was not the right call and curry was injured from round 1, Klay got injured in the finals, iggy was out for the season. A lot of ppl forgot why they lost the 3-1 lead

@@williamb7574 yeah im not here to argue whether the cavs deserved that title over the dubs or not, just pointing out he was only 1 game away from doing it twice. think steve kerr is a great coach and was great at playing his role when he was a player, not trying to take that away from him

@@tylergross3482 i mean if they won 2019 it coulda been 5 but that one was less close and

That's why he matches Curry,both humble

Humble is a stretch

yessi yessir

me think so too

Change no game!

They are definitely able to consistently get the most out of their role players. Very similar to the Bulls back in the day. Huge superstars but amazing role players to support those superstars.

What?

@@Chugins lol I was thinking the same thing

This guy was part of 3/5 greatest dynasties in NBA history

mr. wolf

This is what Shaq talks about on Inside the NBA a lot. Roleplayers coming up big when they're called on 🔥

He was a great shooter that was part of sone great teams. That’s it.

Lol underrated coach?? He has 3 rings as coach

@@bishalbohara832 he said as player* not as coach

@@bishalbohara832 that was mark Jackson’s team

@@djboz3002 no sir

Not blessed at all he worked and excelled as a player and coach no blessing just hard work and determination god has nothing to do with it

He's a shoo-in. 8 rings with 3 teams is phenomenal.

He already is didn’t know that was up for debate

Question is as a coach or player? Id say coach since he was never an Allstar.

@@JC-sn7rm as contributions to the game overall they just put a fan in the hall of Fame

Yeah, he's going to Tokyo this year!

Sean Elliot was an amazing player with Steve Kerr at Arizona.

No way

Nick kerr

@@kozacello9134 Fr bruh I was telling my homeboy that n he didn't wanna believe me 😂😂😂

Bruh y’all reaching 😂

Ahahahahahahahhahaha

Smh.. Lame

They actually did get in a fight in a practice once. Punches were thrown.

jordan stan

@@chrisnah8423 Jordan blacked his eye good

Jordan picking on the small white guy huh imagine that. Kerr didn't back down one bit and we all know Jordan is an arrogant punk and bully. Jordans teammates would always protect him cause you can't let the golden goose get hurt and I'm sure he would kick Kerr's ass 10 out of 10 times but in the end Kerr has 8 championships and succeeded in parts of the game that MJ has failed miserably at.

@@Pranavshashi you just did technically

@@Pranavshashi you did

He was an all-American at Arizona.

And a UofA Wildat ?🤔

@@jrodaz6448 afterwards ya. He didn’t get drafted outta Pasadena but no doubt he went there. He’s a legend there

That's where all the three-pointers are coming from.

I think Kerr choose Curry because he shoots the way he does, not the other way around.

Steph was a shooter long before Kerr showed up. Kerr is the coach that didn't try to create a box for Curry to fit in.

I agree

If Kerr is playing today's era he is a deadly one ...

And led 35-2 Wildcats to the 1988 Final 4 with Jud Buechler, Sean Elliot, and Kenny Lofton.

Most people either forget or don't realize that he was with the Spurs and learned from Pop as much if not more than Phil.

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What does that Mean ?

Knickers

@@enginestart3009 nooooo. It flew right by your head my dude!!😬😂 Also, r/woooooosh.

@@juliusperseus8612 Remove the "c" and read the "k" as "g" (•_•)

Make that 4 as a coach

He went along for the ride in getting those rings , he was not the main focus like Jordan and Bryant!!

@@anthonyholley2796 4 in a row is 4 in a row

@@z0ffi928 Then JaVale is up there with Bron

@@ferchango6359 lmao?

But Kerr ruined it with his none superstar pick and roll philosophy

Stevie wonder could’ve coached them and won

There’s Robert horry with 7 rings as a player or phil Jackson 13 as a player and coach.

The other ring as a Coach

Bill Russell with 11

No, Phillips Jackson has the most

So there’s no more Jordan’s fans and James fans debating who was the Goat 🐐 if base on rings, both cant matched up with Phil

The Russell era Celtics WERE stopped twice - once mostly by Bill getting hurt during his second Finals series (out most of 3 games with a sprained ankle), once by the Wilt-led 76ers. The common thread of those two stops? Alex Hannum as the opposing COACH both times.

Insane that Kerr played for both Phil and Pop, and played with MJ & Pippen, and Duncan & Robinson. That doesn't even include all the supporting cast behind those Hall of Famers.