Steve Kerr shares why Warriors struggle vs. starless teams after loss to Bucks

Thursday was just one of those nights for the Warriors.Golden State was defeated 120-110 by the Bucks, who were without Giannis Antetokounmpo (knee) at Fiserv Forum, in what was an impressive team effort by Milwaukee.Warriors coach Steve Kerr explained to reporters postgame — with a genuine laugh — how Golden State has consistently struggled over the years in games when its opponents are missing marquee players.“It shouldn’t be that way, because we’re like 0-12 the last couple of years when the stars don’t play,” Kerr said. “I just told our coaches, ‘If I [were] an opposing coach, I would just sit the star every time.’”Most call those instances “trap” games. Kerr just knows trouble is on the way.“As a staff, as soon as you hear that the star is out, you’re terrified, because we’ve just seen it a million times,” Kerr said. “Every NBA team is loaded with talent. We saw those guys out there, you know, firing threes — everybody can play in this league. “And when the star sits, everybody gets excited. This game did not surprise...