SAN FRANCISCO — Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr, as is typical in an exit interview setting, was detailed and revealing in his Thursday afternoon news conference, discussing a variety of big-picture talking points regarding the future of his eliminated team.

Moses Moody was a casualty of the Warriors’ playing-time juggle this season despite production in limited minutes.

Despite having a massive payroll, this Golden State Warriors roster is far from championship-caliber. This will create the need for difficult decisions this summer, because Golden State's performance the last two seasons does not justify a roster this expensive.

The Warriors were eliminated playoff contention during the NBA's play-in tournament and Klay Thompson had an especially rough showing. Thompson was 0-for-10 from the field during the play-in loss against the Kings and he missed all six of his 3-pointers.

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With the speculation surrounding Klay Thompson heading into the offseason, Steve Kerr is still lobbying for him to return to Golden State.

After the Warriors loss to the Kings, Steve Kerr might employ new schemes so that Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson & the rest could thrive.

Steve Kerr believes Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green are still good enough to lead the Warriors to another championship.