3 reasons to watch Golden State Warriors basketball these last two months

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The Golden State Warriors are the Western Conference’s worst team and haven’t given fans too many reasons to continue tuning in.

That’s only partially true though. The Golden State Warriors may have the most talented roster of any non-playoff team in NBA history. Sadly, with their season devastated by injury, they’re still at the bottom of the West.

Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins and Draymond Green could all create 80% of the starting five if the team were at full strength. Even Kevon Looney has seen little time this season as he’s also been banged up.

However, after five straight Finals appearance, it’s no surprise that health is the issue, and knowing the talent is there makes watching games and being routinely blown out even more difficult for fans.

But, the hope is still there in the Bay as Stephen Curry is slated to return in just a few weeks. Even not at full strength, Curry’s style instantly makes the Warriors fun again. Klay Thompson’s status hasn’t changed and his return this season is still up in the air.

That said, with 27 games still to be played, let’s dive into three reasons to continue to watch the Golden State Warriors.

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