1. Implement Stephen Curry
Stephen Curry has been with the Golden State Warriors his entire career, but it will take some work to implement him back into this lineup.
The Warriors roster is much different than the one Curry has grown accustomed to. Aside from Draymond Green, Curry has barely played with any current rotational player the Dubs have to offer.
In total, players such as Andrew Wiggins, Eric Paschall, Ky Bowman, Damion Lee, Jordan Poole and Marquese Chriss have played less than entire seasons worth of games alongside Curry.
This means it will be up to Curry to learn on the fly and become the leader he always has been. Adjusting to new faces and new styles will be a challenge, but at 31 years of age, Curry has all the experience needed to succeed.
The two-time MVP is targetting early March for a return to the court. It’s likely that he coasts for the remainder of the season, but finding his rhythm will undoubtedly be a goal for Curry.
The road back to the NBA Finals starts here for Curry. He needs to successfully mesh with the rest of the Warriors roster and get the train back on the rails before it’s too late.