This Golden State Warriors team has been the best group since the 2019 team that lost in the NBA Finals against the Toronto Raptors. Since then Steve Kerr has remained the coach during two really hard seasons. Even though things were awful in the Bay Area the last two years, Kerr said he enjoyed coaching the team that had the worst record in the NBA. This year that joy is back and he explained why.

“I love watching players like Jordan, Moses, JK, and our young guys get better,” Warriors coach Steve Kerr told ClutchPoints. “I love watching guys like Damian Lee and Juan, fight for everything and get a chance to really produce, and do a great job. Then to be able to coach Steph and Draymond, Klay, Andre the vets who have been around for a long time. I never take that for granted. Those guys are amazing players, amazing people. So I'm lucky to coach the group and I'm really enjoying the season.”

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This season's Warriors team has players who age range from being teenagers all the way to guys pushing 40. Somehow Kerr has been able to bring everyone together while staying successful. As long as the overachieving Dubs continue to win their head man should be a candidate for Coach of the Year.

The Dubs have the second-best record in the NBA, and as they get healthier they should only get better. They are still without Draymond Green, Andre Iguodala, and James Wiseman. When they all return things should get very interesting for the Warriors.