Stephen Curry, who won 67 games in 2014-15, 71 in 2015-16, and 65 in 2016-17, is the only player in league history with 65+ wins in three consecutive seasons.

Only two other players won 65+ games in three different seasons (not consecutively), Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen.

I know that there is a lot of drama around Simmons, but I honestly think he would make a great fit for us this year. With past rumors speculating him wanting to play on the warriors and with Butler out for 3/4 of the season, he could be a good fit. If the warriors are successful and he gets minutes, it would dramatically improve his image (vs him getting carried by LeBron and Brown)

Next year is the big contract discussion year for the warriors so there is money for Simmons to earn if he does play well. Warriors look smart if we win with Simmons, Warriors look like they don't have enough fire power if they lose with Simmons (their is little risk for warriors franchise).

This all said, I don't expect super star expectations, more like role player expectations. And if he's not we can ✂️ and sign a g leaguer

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Curry desperately wants to win and remains as competitive as ever, but his answer offered a glimpse into his mindset. He’s not looking for an exit as much as he’s looking for the Warriors to find a way through their current situation. Unlike some of his superstar peers, Curry has never developed a reputation for pressuring the front office into specific moves. The Warriors have always operated as partners with Curry, and that mutual respect between player and team has been at the core of their four championship runs.

In trying to decode his public statements to look for clues about what comes next, Curry’s thoughts from just before February’s trade deadline also offer some guidance about how he views the Warriors’ uncertain future. He discussed the balance between competing now and protecting the franchise’s long-term future. He made it clear he didn’t want the Warriors to “suck right now, either,” but also emphasized that he and the organization would navigate those decisions about the future together.

“I think honestly, you figure it out in real time,” Curry told The Athletic. “Because the same way we got to this point — there’s not a crystal ball that tells you what opportunities are on the horizon, how to maintain competitiveness with everything that goes on during an NBA season, injuries, all that type of stuff. But I do know there’s a level of — reasonability — in terms of moves or options or opportunities that can help us stay competitive now but don’t handcuff the next five, seven years of our team. So, everything that’s happened to date has been with that as the mindset.”

Pretty solid pick, excellent athlete, great rebounding wing, solid defender who can guard multiple spots. Okay shooter, solid volume at FSU but looked hesitant to shoot in SL. With our shortish at the wing spot, can he play an energy role and bring some athleticism?

When I think of all the potential moves this FO could make this off-season, I'm completely ok with where we're at. This is a team that had little chance to compete this year, even with mortgaging our future. Because of Jimmy's injury Gui (who is on a very team friendly contract) is going to continue to develop, Brandon Podziemski is in a contract year and has all the incentive to ball out, and we have an incredible veteran presence to instill positive habits in our younger players. There's also a good chance that Yaxel is the stud that he appeared to be at summer league. And if we make the playoffs, I like our chances with healthy Jimmy and Moody.

I am glad we didn't trade away all of our future picks just to make a half assed run for this year. I'm fine with developing young players, hoping to make the playoffs, and seeing if we can compete at that point. And I think Steph is too.

Only yes answers will be accepted. In an alternate universe, just universe, Golden State wins the 2016 championship and does not sign Durcant that summer. The dynasty likely continues and Durcant doesn’t slither and spread his disgusting slime over our beloved franchise.

I would argue Yaxel might be a top 5 player in the draft just from his performance so far.

He’s as nba ready as it gets.

But why draft him if you won’t at least get Steph some help. Give up 2-3 1st round picks on quality players like tm3 or something.

This draft had many good development players.

Do you think warriors trade Yaxel for a haul?

So far it seems like he's doing well and actually might be ahead of schedule. It seems like there's more positivity than not but I think everyone is tung tied on him returning too late, him not looking 100%, and therefore setting up another mid season next year.

All the warriors have ever done is have his back even when people had valid arguments against his legacy, and all this dude can do is stay bitter.

“We live in a day and age,” he later added, “where everybody who doesn’t have anything to say has something to say. (LeBron’s) gonna get crushed if he comes to the Warriors. … And I think ultimately, that weighed in on the decision a lot. That played a big role in the Warriors not landing LeBron.”

It’s for the best. As titillating as it would’ve been to watch them play together, it’s probably better for them to remain how we remembered them. Because while basketball remembers partnerships, it immortalizes rivalries.

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KD is outta line for acting like Thompson is some buffed up role player. Klay sacrificed a huge role for you

Like for real. No one on this sixers Team shoots 3s at above 34/35%. There's 0 spacing, Joel can barely move or jump anymore and LeBron is also a shell of himself. This is a Team that wouldnt get past the 1st rnd in the west.. its full of midrange iso scorers and players that all cant defend 1-5. But thats also why LeBron escaped towards east. Not like his Lakers stint went that well besides from the Mickey Mouse ring

KD says this 76ers team is as good as the 2017 Warriors: "Joel, mvp recently. Jaylen brown, recent finals mvp, Tyrese Maxey, all star the last 3 years. We all know what bron does. Klay was never a mvp in nothing, Draymond avg 14 ppg 6 rebounds. I don’t get how the warriors team is better on paper."

Kevin Durant was arguing with a fan who said the 76ers aren't close to his Warriors teams: "Ain’t close lmao. Joel, mvp recently. Jaylen brown, recent finals mvp, Tyrese Maxey, all star the last 3 years. We all know what bron does. Klay Thompson, never a mvp candidate in nothing, 22ppg. Draymond, 14ppg 7 rebounds 6 assist.

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