How rich is Steve Kerr?

Steve Kerr is an NBA coach and retired American professional basketball player. Steve played 14 seasons in the NBA. He went on to work as a broadcaster and executive for the Phoenix Suns.

In May 2014, he was named head coach of the Golden State Warriors. To date, he has three NBA Championships with the Warriors. As a player, he won five NBA championships.

Steve’s notable success came while playing for the Chicago Bulls. He won three NBA Championships with the Chicago Bulls during his career.

Steve earned a total of $15.8 million during his NBA playing career. That equates to about $24 million now. His highest playing pay was $2.625 million from the San Antonio Spurs in his final season, 2002-2003.

In 2014, he signed a five-year, $25 million contract with the Warriors. That works out to $5 million per season. In July 2018, he agreed to a contract extension. Terms were not disclosed, however, it is thought that the arrangement did not differ considerably in terms of salary.

How much is Steve Kerr worth?

The NBA coach has a net worth of $35 million

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