CNBC Sport: Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr on Stephen Curry's leadership style
In an extended cut of their interview for "Curry Inc.: The Business of Stephen Curry," they discuss what it's like coaching the greatest shooter of all-time, Curry's leadership style, and how he compares to Kerr's former teammate, Michael Jordan.
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