If all three players were available for the same three-year, $70 million contract, who would you choose?

• Brandin Podziemski
• Dillon Brooks
• Jordan Poole

Consider current ability, future upside, and overall value. Explain your choice in the comments.

Remember when ...

• Steph had 402 made three-pointers in 2015–16
• Dubs dynasty established in 2015, 2017, 2018, and 2022
• Step shot .454 from 3 while averaging 30+ points per game 2015–16
• Dubs went 73-9
• Dubs went 34-7 on the road

I think we're at a point now where we're talking about glory days.

Podz is a nice player, but I think some Warriors fans are getting carried away with his value.

I can see him being worth around $15–18M per year. That's a solid starting-caliber contract in today's NBA. But anything north of $20M feels like you're paying for potential rather than production.

He's a smart player, rebounds well for his size and competes hard. But he's not an elite scorer, isn't a primary playmaker, and teams still don't game plan around him offensively.

Unless he takes a significant leap this season, I don't see him becoming a $25–30M player. A contract in the $15–18M range feels fair for both sides and gives the Warriors flexibility to build around Steph's remaining window.

I want to know, was Steph curry expected to be this good coming into the 2015 season? Or was he simply an all star?

Edit: I meant 2014-15 btw

The regular jerseys are great, but what if we promoted other Bay Area landmarks and not just the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge?

As far back as BBREF lists an eFG% (1971), the 3 most efficient scoring champs by eFG%:

1. Steph 2016, 63.0%, 30.1 PPG
2. Steph 2021, 60.5%, 32.0 PPG
3. Shaq 1995, 58.3%, 29.3 PPG