Steve Kerr had a hilarious response to a post-game question after the Golden State Warriors beat the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday night.

Anthony Slater of The Athletic asked Warriors Steve Kerr “just after all these years, what makes the system so difficult to defend?”

Kerr responded, “Steph Curry”

Kerr does have a point here. Steph Curry is arguably the best point guard that the NBA has ever seen. What he does offensively is something that has never been seen before. He makes offenses easy to run because teams have to double-team him and that leads to more open looks for other Warriors.

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Curry on the season is averaging 28.1 points per game for the Warriors.

The Warriors have played like one of the best teams in basketball throughout the first few weeks. It would be tough to argue that they aren't the best right now. They are 12-2 on the season and a lot of their success can be attributed to Steph Curry.

The Warriors beat another finals contender in the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday night as they beat them by 18 points on their home court. Golden State is going to get even better when Klay Thompson comes back. Maybe next time Kerr is asked this question, he'll respond by saying, “Steph Curry and Klay Thompson”.

Golden State will look to continue their hot play as they take on the 9-6 Cleveland Cavaliers in Cleveland on Thursday night.