When it is all said and done, Steve Kerr's NBA career will be considered one of the most successful when considering his contributions from both the playing and coaching sides. The point guard out of the University of Arizona instantly found his niche as a three-point shooter and set both single-season and career records for three-point shooting percentage for the Cleveland Cavaliers; records that still stand today. Kerr eventually landed with the Chicago Bulls, where he also set franchise records for single-season three-point shooting percentage on his way to contributing to three consecutive championships in 1996-1998. The next season, he won his first of two NBA Finals with the San Antonio Spurs before finishing his playing career with five championships and the NBA career three-point shooting percentage record. After overseeing successful Phoenix Suns teams as an executive, Kerr later was hired as head coach of the young, up-and-coming Golden State Warriors. In his first year, the Warriors rode a 67-15 record to an NBA Championship, the team's first of a dynasty run of four championships in eight years. With a total of nine championships between his playing and coaching career, Kerr has one of the most successful bodies of work in his time in the NBA.
This Wilson basketball is autographed by Steve Kerr in silver paint pen. Kerr's signature was witnessed by an Upper Deck Authenticated representative as part of UDA's 5-step authentication process.
