Coach Steve Kerr knows the Warriors’ 2025-26 NBA season took on an entirely different tone after losing stars Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler to injury and is doing his part to help his team keep its focus.In an interview Wednesday with 95.7 The Game’s “Willard and Dibs” show, Kerr responded to a question about his animated reaction to a Kristaps Porziis 3-pointer late in the third quarter of Tuesday night’s home loss to the Chicago Bulls by acknowledging Golden State’s need for energy without its two stars.“I’m just trying to really fire the guys up,” Kerr told hosts Mark Willard and Dan Dibley. “We were, I thought, demoralized at times [against Chicago]. The Bulls had a big run at the end of the second quarter and I could just feel the air leaving our balloon.“Without Steph, without Jimmy I think I have to take on more responsibility, just keeping the guys’ spirits up, that sort of thing. So, that’s probably what you were looking at.” @nbcsportsauthentic He was feeling himself #warriors #nba #basketball #dubs #goldenstate original sound – NBC Sports Bay Area & CA Curry...