The Warriors, regardless of whether Steve Kerr is the coach, likely will shake things up this offseason. Both to their roster, and their longtime scheme centered around superstar Steph Curry. Kerr, following Golden State’s season-ending loss to the Phoenix Suns in Friday’s NBA play-in tournament game, will take a week or two to decide whether he wants to return as the team’s coach next season, and if he does, ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne and Anthony Slater reported in a story published Monday that mangement will push to make changes to the team’s on-court philosophy and offensive system.“If Kerr returns, they will discuss staffing and what management believes is a need for philosophy tweaks, team sources said, focusing on diversifying the offensive attack and winning the analytically friendly possession battle more often,” Shelburne and Slater wrote. “There has been a feeling internally that they were too reliant this season on 3-point variance.“Those aside, there’s also overarching organizational disappointment about the 13-15 start when the Warriors were healthy, the late-game inconsistencies, the incessant turnover problem...