And his longtime media chronicler Brian Windhorst is in agreement on the upside down state of the discourse around the NBA and its superstars. After Thursday night’s Lakers victory over the ...

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Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr detailed why today’s NBA media coverage is reflective of modern society as a whole.

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While there is plenty of discourse about the media’s coverage of the NBA, Warriors coach Steve Kerr believes it’s a reflection of modern society as a whole rather than a basketball issue.