Steve Kerr has ‘zero concern’ about Al Horford’s early struggles with Warriors

Al Horford appeared to be the perfect fit for the Warriors, but his recent shooting struggles have raised some eyebrows.Horford went scoreless in Golden State’s loss to the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday, shooting 0-for-8 from the field and missing all of his seven 3-point attempts.Still, Warriors coach Steve Kerr isn’t worried about the veteran center’s early slump.“Zero concern,” Kerr said Thursday on 95.7 The Game’s “Willard & Dibs.” “Because what I’m watching is the way he’s moving. I said this after the game and I’m sure people laughed, but it was real. It was honest. I thought he played a really good game [Wednesday] night, the ball just didn’t go in. All of his shots looked good, I thought every single one of them was going, and none of them went. So he’s at one of those stages right now, and it happens in every sport. A baseball player who, the ball, it’s coming off his bat hard, but it’s going right to people. “Nothing is going Al’s way right now. It doesn’t shock me because it is really hard to go to a new team. But I’m watching the way...