Steve Kerr is a master at blocking outside noise. He proved that Tuesday night, after noise had came from the Phoenix Suns' in-arena DJ.
The Warriors coach arrived at Footprint Center for the game against the Suns -- and he had the appropriate gear this time.
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"I'm ready for it," Kerr said with a smile on his face and headphones over his ears. "I thought about wearing a disco outfit or something, but that might've been a little too much."
Kerr's headwear was a response to the Suns' DJ, who recently trolled the coach for his viral rant after the Warriors' previous trip to Phoenix.
After the Warriors' eventful 123-115 loss to the Suns on Nov. 22, including NBA referee Scott Foster ejecting veteran guard Chris Paul, something else non-basketball related bothered Kerr.
"In this building, you can't hear anything because it's like a club, it's like a South Beach club out there," Kerr told reporters after the game. "What are we doing? I'm being dead serious.
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"I couldn't hear anything out there. The whole game is just thumping, techno club music. Can we just have a basketball game anymore? What the hell?"
A few weeks later, the Suns' in-arena DJ used Kerr's complaint as inspiration for a new remix, which he unveiled Friday during a 114-106 loss to the Sacramento Kings.
While Kerr was visibly heated during his original rant, it's clear both parties now are having fun with a light-hearted back-and-forth.