Steve Kerr’s recent comments about the Warriors’ NBA championship outlook haven’t landed smoothly — and now, the coach is addressing them.After pushing back earlier this week on expectations of annual title contention, Kerr drew criticism from some around the league, including former Warrior DeMarcus Cousins. Speaking on Thursday on 95.7 The Game, Kerr acknowledged the backlash, emphasizing that his message was rooted in realism, not resignation.“I did feel really good about where we are as a team,” Kerr said. “I think the comments that I’ve made recently, maybe they were taken a little out of context. My point is, we just want a shot, because we know we’re good enough to beat anybody in a series.”Kerr explained that acknowledging the realities of age and roster construction doesn’t negate belief — it simply reframes the path forward.“You can’t be 20-18 and have your three best players at 37, 36 and 35 and lie to yourself and say you’re in the same class as [the Oklahoma City Thunder],” Kerr explained. “You can’t. You have to be realistic.”Still, Kerr...