Warriors trainer Steve Kerr shows the prediction of Chris Paul’s NBA future

San Antonio – Feel for the game, emotional intelligence and curiosity.

As for the captain of Golden State Warriors Steve Kerr, these are three characteristics that do a good basketball coach. Chris Paul fits everyone.

“Chris would be a great coach,” said Kerr, before he faces the 20-year-old veteran. “I would be shocked if he hadn’t gone into it.”

Kerrs Warriors made the trip to San Antonio a competition in the late season against the disabled spores with their own sowing on the line. Your happiness checks; You will have full strength.

But Kerr knows better than counting a team with Paul.

“I loved him last year,” said Warriors coach. “Only his IQ, his desire to compete, his commitment to the game itself … it was a pleasure to watch him every day. He loves to play basketball more than anything.”

When Paul came to San Antonio, he made his intentions clear. He wanted to “umen”, and he did that far. The veteran has not yet missed a competition in a solid position this season to say goodbye to Kobe Bryant on the games of all times of the NBA, which has fulfilled his wish to play him, while he has made him even more than he is.

And if he had his druters? He would also play every 48 minutes.

“I admire that on him,” said Kerr. “He is preparing to play every single evening. I hope he plays the last eight or nine.”

What does Taylor Jenkins from Grizzlies mean for Spurs?

In view of the adversity, Spurs turn to the hardwood ‘Sanctuary’

Sandro Mamukelashvili reminds Spurs how to win