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With desire and dedication, the Warriors can beat any team in the NBA, but if that happens, Green's contribution will be minimal. Honestly, looking at his statistics over the past few years, I don't understand why the Warriors' management signed him to a $100 million contract.

They did that during their last championship, but perhaps they are still solid that time, with Jordan Poole and Klay Thompson and the rest of the team jiving to give them their last ring. But after that, totally different Warriors team. Maybe last season they almost pulled it off again, but Steph got injured and there's no way that they are going to win their series against the Timberwolves. And with that, another year is added to this aging veterans and there are news that Al Holford will be joining them for the upcoming season. So it might be very hard for them to repeat. Maybe they can go in the playoff, but it could be the same as they could be eliminated again in the first or second round.

Warriors are way too old right now to win, and Klay is gone too. That is why they are not going to win anymore. Not because Klay is gone, because if Klay was still there, they still wouldn't win, they are just too old. Hell Draymond had grey beard for a while now. So believe me, no matter how good Curry is, he isn't going to be enough to actually mean anything at all.

Because even Curry isn't enough to carry a whole team by himself, and they do not have any great players to cover the difference, the other 4 will not be great. Warriors are now a team that is constantly going to get worse, until they retire Curry.

It would be very wild deal if Curry leaves, he is the legend of Golden State, so he will probably retire there, and until he does, they won't have a great team again. Probably not many years after he retires too.

Being old is one thing, but seems like the strategy does not fit the players, kerr still using the strategy 5-6 years ago, if he would not change it will not work, for sure other teams , already study that, keeping it without any changes is like digging your own grave, beside, there is no klay or iggy and the backup players before that know how to play those strategies, kerr is great but sticking to small ball is already an old move, he needs to combine it with other strategy.

I look for the Warriors to be near the bottom of the west this year. Draymond is a dinosaur, Steph is getting up there as well, and it just doesn't feel like the vibe is there anymore. Kerr is a great coach but without some good youngblood in the lineup to take some of the workload off the vets, they're going nowhere.