The Golden State Warriors are the Western Conference’s worst team. It’s not even close either. However, they have excuses.
Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry, two players that have combined for over ten All-Star appearances, have a total of just four games played this season. Curry broke his hand in the fourth game and Thompson has been out since June with a torn ACL.
That’s left the bulk of the offensive and defensive load on Draymond Green. Instead of Green picking up the ball, it’s been Alec Burks, Glenn Robinson III and Damion Lee. Don’t get me wrong though; Green has been important.