Steve Kerr could resume his duties as head coach of the Golden State Warriors this weekend, though no firm timetable has been set.

Kerr joined the Warriors for their two-game trip to Texas.

"It's obviously a possibility," interim coach Luke Walton said of Kerr's potential return to the bench this weekend. "He hasn't said he's going to. To be honest, I don't think he knows yet. I think that's part of why he's on this road trip, to see how his body handles the travel and getting into Houston at 1 a.m. tonight to turn around and play again then get on another plane and fly home and get in late again. So that's part of why he's here on this trip, whether or not this weekend is a realistic return or not."

Kerr is declining interview requests until he resumes coaching duties, according to a Warriors spokesman.

The Warriors host the Nuggets on Saturday for their first game of 2016.

Stephen Curry has undergone an MRI exam on his lower left and Luke Walton says he probably won't play on Wednesday.

"We're confident that whether he plays or not that we can compete and try to win here," Walton said.

The Golden State Warriors will start Shaun Livingston at point guard if Curry is unable to play.

Stephen Curry might not play on the Golden State Warriors' road trip at the Dallas Mavericks and Houston Rockets because of his ailing left lower leg.

Curry didn't participate in Tuesday's light practice after limping through the Warriors' win on Monday.

Luke Walton said he believed Curry was suffering from something similar to the calf strain that he sustained in his right leg last week but did not know the specifics.

"There's a chance that he won't play in one or both," Walton said. "That's probably going to be a game-time decision or at least determined on how he's feeling tomorrow.

"He hasn't said anything except for he wants to play. Even last night in the game when I saw him in the game limping, and I tried to take him out, he gave the wave-off and said that it was fine."

Mark Jackson said the three-point oriented game of Stephen Curry is "hurting" basketball.

"Understand what I'm saying when I say this. He's hurting the game," Jackson said. "And what I mean by that is that I go into these high school gyms, I watch these kids, and the first thing they do is they run to the 3-point line. You are not Steph Curry. Work on the other aspects of the game."

Curry laughed at Jackson's comments but also seemed confused by them.

"I have to talk to him," Curry told Yahoo Sports. "I don't know what he means by that. If you can shoot, shoot. If you can't, stop."

Andrew Bogut, who also played under Jackson, didn't appreciate his former coach's remarks.

"Anything he says, you can take that with a grain of salt," Bogut said. "And you can quote me on that."

The Golden State Warriors scored under 100 points for the first time at home this season in their 89-83 win over the Cleveland Cavaliers.

During the playoffs last season, they were held to under 100 points five times.

There were 96 possessions in the game and the Warriors score 92.8 points per 100 possessions.

"It's good to practice and get experience in that type of game as well where it's low scoring, getting stops, knocking down free throws and executing in the half court," Luke Walton said. "It's great experience for us."

Stephen Curry is expected to play on Christmas Day despite taking a knee to the right calf on Wednesday.

Curry said he was "just fine."

"Little bruise, I'll be all right," he said. "That's about it."

Luke Walton said he initially was concerns about Curry's condition.

"So I was going to sit him the rest of the fourth, but [Steph] told me, he swore to me, that he was fine and that he just got kneed in the calf and that he was good to go back in, so we put him back in there," Walton said.

Curry was not present for media availability after the game and received extra treatment after Thursday's practice. 

Stephen Curry believes he has become the NBA's best player.

Curry is the reigning MVP and the early frontrunner this season.

"In my mind, yes," Curry said when asked by Time magazine, in an interview published Wednesday, whether he was the best player in the world. "That's how I have confidence out there that I can play at a high level every night."

Curry said it's simply a mindset he needs to be in to play at his peak.

"I don't get into debates, arguing with people about why I am versus somebody else," Curry said. "I feel like anybody who's at the level I'm trying to be at, if you don't think that when you're on the floor, then you're doing yourself a disservice."

Luke Walton has done an outstanding job leading the Golden State Warriors on an interim basis after just one season as an NBA assistant.

Steve Kerr believes Walton will be a full fledged head coach someday.

“Well, he’s destined to be a head coach,” Kerr said of Walton. “Hopefully, he takes his time and stays here for a while. We like him. We want him to stay, but that’s a long way off. We’ve got this season to worry about and plenty to do, plenty of work ahead.”

Steve Kerr ran the Golden State Warriors' practice on Tuesday, but he won't coach the team on Wednesday against the Utah Jazz or on Friday against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

"I hope to be back soon," said Kerr.

Kerr plans on traveling with the Warriors on their upcoming road trip to Dallas and Houston.

The Basketball Power Index from ESPN gives the Golden State Warriors only a 30.3 percent chance to win 72 games this season.

The Warriors, however, are two games ahead of the Chicago Bulls' 95-96 pace after their 26-1 start to the season.

If the Warriors beat the Utah Jazz on Wednesday, they will clinch the best record at Christmas the NBA has ever seen.