Billionaire Steve Kerr, worth $35M, imitates Michael Jordan to save Warriors after Hornets brawl

During tonight’s postgame press conference between the Hornets and the Warriors, Brandin Pozzimski revealed the charitable side of Steve Kerr. Towards the end of the game, a scuffle broke out between Lester Quinones, Grant Williams and Miles Bridges. With 10.9 seconds left in the game, Quinones drove for a layup and Bridges was called to guard the goal.

This made Williams uncomfortable, and he immediately sparked a heated argument. It quickly turned into a melee and the players had to be stopped. Lester and Grant were executed, while Bridges received a technical. But according to Potts, with tonight also marking Kerr’s shiny new contract, he offered to complete the final stages of his deal.

A similar situation occurred in the 1988 Bulls-Pistons game. Known for their fierce physical confrontations, which earned them the nickname “Bad Boys,” a furious melee ensued. The players involved were none other than Michael Jordan, Mahorn and Oakley. On that play, Mahorn roughed Jordan for a rough foul, and Oakley quickly confronted him.

It turned into a horrific fight in which Mahon was fined $5,000 for his intervention, Oakley was fined $2,000 and coach Doug Collins was fined $1,500. Jordan graciously offered to pay for them. But both denied it.

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