It won’t be easy for Steve Kerr to walk away from the Warriors, if that is what he decides to do. It will be even more difficult to leave behind Steph Curry and Draymond Green. Golden State’s longtime coach, who currently is deciding whether or not he wants to return for a 13th season for the 2026-27 NBA campaign, recently sat down for a Q&A interview with The New Yorker’s Charles Bethea, where he was asked about a myriad of topics, including, and perhaps most notable to Warriors fans, his future with the organization.“This is a really interesting situation, and I’m very respectful of the organization and their place in the universe right now,” Kerr said when Bethea stated he sounds like someone who wants to return. “And I know how this stuff works. Most coaching runs just last a certain amount of time, and then it’s best for everybody to move forward. And what we have to figure out is whether now is that time, because what complicates it is we still have Steph [Curry] and Draymond [Green].”Kerr repeatedly has stated he never wants to walk away from Curry, and after the Warriors’ season-ending...