5 Warriors that are absolute locks to make the 2020-2021 roster

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Stephen Curry

The Golden State’s golden boy Steph Curry is a no brainer to make the roster next season.

Curry is itching to get back on the court after a very brief 2019-2020 season as he was only able to play five games. Plagued with unfortunate circumstances, Curry first broke his left hand back in late October against the Phoenix Suns.

This left him sidelined for three whole months, putting a major speed bump in the season for him.

Then as Curry was ready to step back out on the court for the Warriors, he was diagnosed with the flu which kept out for another few match-ups. Finally, Steph’s bleak season wrapped up with everyone else’s when COVID-19 hit.

The two-time league MVP will be entering his 11th season in the NBA this year, but despite the veteran’s age, last season proves he still has it. Not only did he make his sixth appearance on the All-Star roster, but he also averaged 27.3 points per game his second-best average in an NBA season.

Regardless of how this season ended, the Warriors should be stoked to get a healthy, energetic Curry back on the court and ready to shine.

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