Steve Kerr explained how Michael Jordan scared all his teammates into being better basketball players

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Steve Kerr explained how Michael Jordan scared all his teammates into being better basketball players

Michael Jordan's intensity and competitiveness drove players like Steve Kerr to step up their games and stop fearing the big moments, Kerr said.

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