Golden State Warriors: 3 takeaways from NBA Playoffs thus far

By Tony Pesta | Sep 22, 2020

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1. Dubs still have an advantage

We have talked about how much better the league competition has gotten. However, the Golden State Warriors still hold the most star power of any team out there.

Sure, Kevin Durant is gone. But, three All-Stars remain. Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green are all borderline superstars at their best. This gives them more star power than any other roster. Of the four teams competing in the conference finals, the Warriors would have the most talented trio.

Not to mention, the Warriors have the advantage of being championship tested. They have proven they can win it all multiple times. This gives them an edge over stumbling franchises like the Bucks and Clippers.

The Warriors will need to be at their best in order to win again. Thankfully, when they are at their best, no other roster can compete with them.

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