The 2025-26 NBA season hasn’t gone according to plan for the Warriors, but Steve Kerr has managed to find joy in the unpredictable.When asked about Golden State’s current group of active players — a roster missing both Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler — Kerr lauded his team’s competitive fire in the wake of obstacles that would cripple most teams in the NBA.“[The players have] just great energy,” Kerr told reporters when he met with the media after practice on Friday. “When you’re shorthanded, there’s kind of a mentality of ‘all hands on deck.’ You can feel the guys pulling for each other and trying to fill in the gaps with energy and…grit.”While the Warriors clearly are not the same team without their two biggest stars, contributions from young players like Gui Santos, Brandin Podziemski and Will Richard, plus steady outings from veterans Al Horford and De’Anthony Melton, have allowed them to stay afloat in the Western Conference playoff picture.The wins haven’t always come easy, such as a 17-point comeback thriller against the Memphis Grizzlies on Feb. 9. What they have done...