Steve Kerr, head coach of the Golden State Warriors, reflects on his decision to take the Warriors job instead of coaching the New York Knicks back in 2014. He considers the alternate scenario where he accepted the Knicks position and expresses doubts about his longevity there, suggesting he would have been fired after two years. Kerr’s success in Golden State includes four championships, while the Knicks have cycled through six head coaches during that same period.

Kerr attributes his decision to the presence of star player Stephen Curry and a personal connection to the Bay Area as significant factors. He acknowledges that his decision was overwhelmingly swayed by Curry's potential and a lesser influence from his daughter attending college nearby. Since taking the helm in Golden State, Kerr has maintained a strong record against the Knicks, showcasing his coaching prowess.