The Golden State Warriors’ greatness last season was born out of an outward passion for the game and enjoyment in congregating for success.
They played a beautiful, evolutionary style of basketball that was entertaining enough to being the league’s best traveling show and great enough to make them NBA champions.
How could they ever be better than that team, let alone take it to another level? Enter doubt that they could maintain the level of play, the season-long focus and the unselfishness for chemistry. Add qualifications that they had dodged the Los Angeles Clippers and San Antonio Spurs and caught the Cleveland Cavaliers amid injuries.