Steve Kerr Tops Late Hall of Famer Al Attles for Most Coaching Wins in Warriors History

Introduction

Steve Kerr has officially etched his name into Golden State Warriors history, surpassing Hall of Famer Al Attles to become the winningest coach in franchise history. Kerr, who has been at the helm since 2014, guided the Warriors to their latest victory, securing his more-than-iconic status with the team.

With multiple NBA championships and a legacy of revolutionizing modern basketball, Kerr’s milestone reflects his impact on the Warriors and the game itself.

Breaking Al Attles’ Franchise Record

Al Attles, a Warriors legend, held the franchise record for coaching wins (557 victories) for decades. As a former player, Attles transitioned into coaching and led the Warriors to their first NBA championship in 1975.

Kerr surpassing Attles is a monumental achievement, considering the rich history of Golden State. Since taking over, Kerr has:

1. Transformed the Warriors into a dynasty
2. Won multiple NBA championships (2015, 2017, 2018, 2022)
3. Coached some of the greatest players in NBA history, including Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green
4. Played a crucial role in revolutionizing the NBA with a fast-paced, three-point-heavy style of play

Steve Kerr’s Historic Coaching Record

With this milestone, Steve Kerr now holds the most coaching wins in Golden State Warriors history. Here’s how his record compares:

What This Means for Kerr’s Legacy

With four NBA titles already under his belt, Steve Kerr has built a dynasty, making him one of the greatest coaches of all time. His impact goes beyond just wins:

• He developed a system that maximized the talents of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green.
• He pioneered the small-ball revolution, influencing the entire NBA.
• He has maintained a strong winning culture despite roster changes and injuries.

Reaction from the Warriors and NBA Community

Stephen Curry: “Steve is the best coach I’ve ever played for. He’s changed the game, and this record is a testament to his greatness.”

Draymond Green: “Without Steve Kerr, we wouldn’t have become the dynasty we are today.”

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver: “Kerr’s influence on modern basketball is undeniable. His leadership has redefined how teams approach the game.”

What’s Next for Kerr and the Warriors?

Despite injuries and roster changes, the Warriors remain in playoff contention for the 2025 season. With Stephen Curry still leading the team, Kerr’s focus will be on securing another championship and further cementing his legacy.

With this historic milestone, Steve Kerr has already secured his place among the greatest coaches in NBA history. But knowing him, he’s far from finished.