The Golden State Warriors will be facing the Toronto Raptors in Game 1 of their best-of-seven NBA Finals series on Thursday, but head coach Steve Kerr doesn't seem to be pressured at all. He was asked by some Raptors fans whether the Warriors will lose in five or six games, and he gave quite the hilarious response:

The Raptors have made an impressive run to the NBA Finals, even beating the league-leading Milwaukee Bucks in the playoffs. However, they will be facing a team that's far stronger and better than anyone they've faced before, as the Warriors have been the most dominant team in the league over the past five years. They have won three of the last four NBA championships.

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The Warriors are the heavy favorite, but nobody should count out the Raptors, especially with Kevin Durant's injury. It is worth noting that the last time Kawhi Leonard faced Golden State in the playoffs back in 2017, he singlehandedly destroyed them on both ends of the floor in Game 1 before getting hurt. If it wasn't for his injury, a lot of people believe Kawhi and the San Antoniou Spurs could've pulled an upset.

While it's going to be tough to stop Leonard, the Warriors are confident they can get the job done. Kerr's antics are a sign they are not worried at all, and all they need to do is play out there and win.