Golden State Warriors: Player power rankings through the first 12

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The Golden State Warriors have started the season a hot 10-2, and they’ve done so behind two MVP-caliber candidates and a handful of improved players.

Albeit the Golden State Warriors did take their second loss of the season a few days ago, they’re still the clear team to beat in the NBA. With two consecutive NBA titles under their belt, a few losses aren’t going to hurt the team’s confidence or chemistry.

Through the first 12, we’ve seen quite a few players set up; meanwhile, there’s also been an array of Warriors that’ve taken a backseat and not performed up to par. In the end, the Dubs are still operating the league’s most lethal offense.

The only team to average 122 points per game or more and have consistently proven that they can break down opponents with ease. Another nice stat to note is that the Dubs are the league’s top team in assists per game.

They’ve been sharing the ball and looking after one another on the court. At the same time, they’ve showcased some of the league’s best single-game performances with Klay Thompson’s 52 and Steph Curry’s 51-point performances.

That said, let’s break down how the Dubs have individually kicked the season off. We’ll be including each of the Warriors main starters along with key second unit options.

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