Steve Kerr: Warriors ‘the most unselfish team around, but…'

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The Warriors held Media Day on Friday and opened training camp on Saturday.

After Sunday's practice, Steve Kerr was asked about the team's on-court agenda.

"We're trying to address areas where we can get better; build on the areas where we're already strong," Kerr began. "The good thing is, we have so many players back it's not taking long to install things because everybody is pretty comfortable with what we're doing.

"But we're getting pretty specific with passing accuracy. We're trying to improve on our actual fundamentals -- passing the ball. We want to layer our offense a little bit -- add some options on stuff that we already do."

Last year, Golden State led the league with 30.4 assists per game (the Nuggets were second at 25.3).

The Warriors racked up at least 35 assists in a game 18 times.

"We are the most unselfish team around but we're probably an average passing team in terms of our fundamentals," Kerr said. "Our guys see everything and they move and they pass and they cut; they're totally unselfish. But you see on tape a lot a guy catching the ball at his shoe laces instead of in his shooting pocket.

"There's a dramatic difference in makes and misses when you get a bad pass or a good pass."

Kerr is right, but ... what a problem to have.

Drew Shiller is the co-host of Warriors Outsiders and a Web Producer at NBC Sports Bay Area. Follow him on Twitter @DrewShiller

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