LaVar Arrington

I think he initially he initially had a front office role when he first retired and got into, I guess, post career or afterlife of basketball.

I'd say media probably is the natural progression for Steve Kerr.

Sounds like he's just worn down and worn out.

I mean, this team went 37-45 this year, to your point, Q. They weren't very competitive this year.

They have a lot of storylines, as you mentioned, Jonas, playing out with injuries and things that could go wrong for them go wrong.

Yes, what's changed?

I mean, I just think that...

they've gotten to a point of where it's been a run, and it's probably looking as though it's run its course.

Whatever it is that they were doing early on, the vibrance of it, the newness of it, the uncertainties of it, they say when you're looking up at the top of the mountain, it looks way different than when you're looking down.

I personally don't want to come down off of a mountain if I'm able to get to the top of it.

They've climbed to the top of it.

They did create a dynasty.

They do have four titles.

I mean, he's done just as well as a head coach as he even did as well, probably did better as a head coach than he even did as a player on one of the greatest basketball teams ever assembled.

I mean, he's made six finals in eight years at one point.

Well, he went to five in a row to start.

That's what's crazy.

Pretty phenomenal run for him.

But sometimes things just, you know, it's like once you lose it, sometimes it's just gone.

And I think that that's what you're seeing with –