Warriors coach Steve Kerr agreed with O'Neal, and went on to call Curry the "greatest player ever from a skills standpoint." "I think he's dead on because Steph is the most unique

The Golden State Warriors are far from done. Steve Kerr’s team keeps pushing hard, and they want to make a deep postseason run this season. That was evident in their narrow win over the Detroit Pistons.

Steve Kerr passionately argues that Stephen Curry is the greatest player in NBA history; however, a crucial catch must also be considered.

Steph Curry had 11 points, two rebounds and one assist while shooting 4/8 from the field and 3/6 from the three-point range in his first 16 minutes of playing time. Curry also made NBA history by moving ahead of Reggie Theus (6,

Kerr proclaimed that when it comes to pure basketball talent, Steph isn’t just in a league of his own—he’s the commissioner.