Steph Curry reveals the best team that has been part of any level: NBC Sports Bay Area and California
Warriors’ superstar sat with the rapid complex mormon during a recent interview to reveal his response.
“The largest team I played on, which is a little strange to say, is a link between ’15, ’16 [Warriors] Team and the team ’16, ’17, for several reasons, “said Curry.” Chemistry, the placement of roles, everyone had a specific job to do out there on the pitch, we had the highest skill, we had the highest of the Qi, we had the highest athleticism, the good coaching, everything.
“That was peak basketball.”
It is difficult to discuss with that.
Golden State made five consecutive appearances of the NBA from 2015 to 2019, establishing a dynasty centered on Curry, Draymond Green and former Warriors guard, but the legend of the franchise forever Klay Thompson.
But in 2016, a great resource was added to those years Legacy: 15 times All-Star Kevin Durant. Together, they won two championships with the views of the curry of the teams as the best he was part of.
The 2016-17 and 2017-18 teams of the Warriors consisted of key collaborators such as Shaun Livingston, Andre Iguodala, Kevon Looney, Zaza Pachulia, David West, Javale Mcgee, Jordan Bell and Nick Young, among others.
Curry also considered another team that some could consider the largest assembly of talents: the US team in 2024, which won gold at the Paris summer Olympics.
“This is the largest collection of talents,” said Curry. “The ’24 Olympic team, when you talk about the dream team, it is difficult to find a collection of boys with the curriculums at their peak and producers.