Warriors say Steve Kerr deserves credit for start When Warriors point guard Stephen Curry tosses the occasional lazy inbounds pass or whips a left-handed, behind-the-back pass out of bounds, interim head coach Luke Walton doesn't have to say much. "I know wherever (head coach Steve Kerr) is watching the game, he's probably livid," Curry said. When that happens, you can guess what he's saying. A win against the Lakers on Tuesday would give the Warriors a 16-0 start — the league's best ever. Though he hasn't coached a single minute this season, the Warriors are giving Kerr a lot of credit for putting them on precipice of history. Kerr is on a leave of absence as he recovers from two offseason back surgeries, including one that caused a spinal-fluid leak, and there is no timetable for his return. The offense the coach installed last season, the harmonious atmosphere he created in the locker room and the competitive culture he demanded on the court all remain. The streak "truly speaks to what Steve Kerr came in and did, because it's just a reflection of the system and the atmosphere that he built when he got here," Walton said. All we're doing is following his leadership. Kerr...