Steve Kerr reportedly had productive meeting with Warriors brass about future, decision not expected until next week

Steve Kerr’s future with the Golden State Warriors is still up in the air, and a resolution isn’t expected until next week at the earliest. Kerr met with owner Joe Lacob and general manager Mike Dunleavy for two hours on Monday, according to ESPN , but the two sides did not determine whether Kerr would remain the franchise’s head coach next season. The meeting was described as productive, according to the report.

The three men plan to meet again next week to continue discussions. Kerr is set to take a golfing trip to close out the week, and he is reportedly “torn” about his decision. “It’s April,” a source told ESPN.

“We don’t need to rush. ” Kerr has spent the past 12 seasons with the Warriors, and oversaw their dynasty-level run throughout the NBA. The franchise won four titles under his watch and reached the NBA Finals six times in eight years, including in each of his first five seasons at the helm.

The team won 73 games during the 2015-16 season, too, which broke the all-time wins record set by the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls. Kerr was also a member of that Bulls team. But the Warriors have struggled in recent years.