Steve Kerr loses his cool, accidentally cuts his hand after Warriors' frustrating play

The Golden State Warriors have been having their worst NBA season yet, and head coach Kerr ended up injuring his hand out of frustration. Kerr cut his hand after breaking a clipboard after witnessing Warriors' poor defensive play. Kerr had a towel for the blood that was on the bench. He later said that he was unhappy due to the frustrating transition defence. Kerr wore a bandaid later on and said that he was allowed only two broken clipboards in a year. He is also on day-to-day basis and does need stitches yet. 

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Steve Kerr cuts his hand after breaking clipboard and Warriors end their winless streak by beating the Bulls

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Warriors broke their winless streak by defeating the Chicago Bulls 104-90 on Wednesday night. Eric Paschall led the Warriors to victory by scoring 25 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists while 9-of-17 while shooting which included 2 three-pointers. Paschall also had one turnover during his 36 minutes on the court. Alec Burks chipped in 23 points. Draymond Green returned after a three-game break and scored 7 points. Klay Thompson was present as a guest analyst during the game. 

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D'Angelo Russell, Stephen Curry, Kevon Looney and Klay Thompson are currently sidelined due to injuries. Even though the Warriors ended their winless streak, the team and Kerr have a long way to go before they make up for their disastrous NBA 2019-20 season. The Warriors last won against the Portland Trail Blazers on November 5. 

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