Sept. 27, 1965: Stephen Douglas Kerr is born to Malcolm and Ann Kerr.
1983: Kerr graduates from Palisades Charter High School in Pacific Palisades, California. He commits to Arizona after a handful of programs pursue him as a walk-on.
Jan. 18, 1984: Malcolm Kerr, president of American University in Beirut, is shot and killed outside his office.
Fall 1984: Kerr is named a regular starter as a UA sophomore, and β during the 1984-85 season β averages 10 points per game. Arizona finishes 21-10 and makes the NCAA Tournament.
1985-86: Kerr, now an established star, averages 15 points per game as a junior. Arizona wins the Pac-10 regular season title.
Summer 1986: Kerr suffers a career-threatening right knee injury while playing in the World Championship semifinals against Brazil. Tucson doctors repair his knee weeks later, but his senior season is lost.
1987-88: Kerr returns, averages 15.7 points per game β and hits 57.3 percent of his 3-point attempts β as the Wildcats advance to their first-ever Final Four.
June 28, 1988: The Suns select Kerr in the second round of the NBA Draft.
Sept. 5, 1989: The Suns trade Kerr, who averaged 2.1 points per game as a rookie, to the Cavaliers.
Sept. 15, 1990: Kerr marries Margot Brennan, a Salpointe Catholic High School and UA product.
Dec. 2, 1992: The Cavs trade Kerr to the Magic midseason for a draft pick; Cleveland eventually uses the selection to take Arizonaβs Reggie Geary.
Sept. 29, 1993: Kerr signs a free-agent contract with the Chicago Bulls.
1995-96: The Bulls post a 72-10 regular-season record, the best in the history of the NBA, and Michael Jordan β with Kerr playing a reserve role β wins his first NBA championship.
June 13, 1997: Kerr drains a 3-pointer with 6 seconds remaining to lift the Bulls to an NBA Finals-clinching win over the Jazz. He would win a third ring in 1998.
Jan. 21, 1999: Kerr is traded to the Spurs, where he wins his fourth title.
June 15, 2003: Kerr, back with the Spurs after a stint with the Blazers, wins his fifth NBA championship. He retires shortly after.
June 6, 2007: Kerr, now a television analyst, is named general manager of the Suns. He lasts three years.
May 15, 2014: Kerr is named coach of the Golden State Warriors following four years on television. He has no coaching experience.
June 16, 2015: The Warriors defeat the Cavs 105-97 in Game 6 of the NBA Finals to win a championship.
Oct. 1, 2015: Kerr announces he is taking a leave of absence as he recovers from two offseason back surgeries. Luke Walton, another UA product, replaces him.
Jan. 22: Kerr returns to the team.
April 13: The Warriors beat the Grizzlies 125-104 for their 73rd win, breaking the Bullsβ record.
April 26: Kerr is named NBA Coach of the Year.
