Steve Kerr demands the NBA trade deadline to move to the All-Star break after a awkward time in time.

Steve Kerr could not comment on Jimmy Butler’s Golden State Warriors on Wednesday, but he was able to share his thoughts on the NBA trade period.

After his team swung a trade shortly before a game against Jazz from Utah, the head coach of Warriors asked the NBA to change their trading period in order to get less with the schedule of the regular season. His solution: either switch to the all-star break or install two free time before the deadline.

Kerrs comment:

Kerr drove away to notice This Andrew Wiggins, one of the players who went to Miami Heat in Butler trade, had a boy with his other children at school last week.

This year’s NBA trade period was unusually lively, with trades by Butler, Luka Dončić, Brandon Ingram and possibly more. Some of these deals came exactly in the season, and the Butler trade has proven to be cumbersome for the two main teams involved.

Warriors and trainers were called to the changing room and told about the butler trade shortly before the jazz game, which she lost 131-128. The trade made the Golden State heavily closed, with Andrew Wiggins, Dennis Schröder, Kyle Anderson and Lindy Waters III.

On the Miami side, some heat players learned from a fan while they were sitting on the bench and asked them for details while the fan filmed them.

The counterpoint to Kerr’s all-star trade deadline is that the league had about it at that time until the Sacramento Kings Demarcus cousins ​​exchanged the pelican during the break and created a circus in New Orleans in which the game was held. Former NBA manager John Hollinger noticed that the NBA “did not like that it screwed up the all-star weekend.”

However, there is at least one bright side when the league feels petty. After the NFL ate the NBA lunch on Christmas Day last year, the NBA trades were so far the dominant stories in sports for the week before the Super Bowl.