Kerr had opened NBA after he had seen Steph, Jokić’s monster games

Kerr had originally appeared in the NBC Sports Bay Area after seeing Steph, Jokić’s monster games after seeing Steph, Jokić’s monster games

Steve Kerr is today’s NBA and for a good reason.

The Warriors coach joined 95.7 on Wednesday with the game of the game, where he was asked about the defeat against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday evening after Nugget’s superstar Nikola Jokić’s Monster 61-point game in Denvers 140-139. at FedExforum and a loud explanation of today’s NBA.

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“We saw the end of this game on the plane and man what a performance,” said Kerr about Jokić’s big game. “Do you know what I saw at Steph last night and had seen Jokić? If this kind of games had happened 10 years ago, I think NBA fans have absolutely lost their minds. And I think what happened is that the players have become so sent and they do so amazing things, and I think our game is currently being taken for granted.

“What these boys do is so spectacular. I could never have survived the NBA if I had played today. I couldn’t have survived. These boys are so talented, they are so good and it is as if they have (say)” the NBA product is not so great. “Do you dare?

In his 16th NBA season, the 37-year-old Curry scored 52 points with 10 rebounds and eight assists from the field and 12 out of 20 from 3-point range against the grizzlies. Jokić, who was currently fighting Shai Gilgeous-Alexander from Oklahoma City for his fourth MVP price, scored 61 points with 10 rebounds and 10 assists and set the record for most points in a triple double in the history of the league.

Just another Tuesday evening in the club, right?

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While the league and fans around the world have got used to these Herculic efforts of players such as Curry, Jokić and many others, Kerr believes that it is necessary to step back and appreciate the size of today’s NBA.

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