After two consecutive seasons of missing the playoffs, the Warriors made a strong comeback this season, although at the beginning of the game, the outside world still did not look favorably on the Warriors, and the Warriors' record was predicted to be 48.5 wins.
But since the beginning of the game, the Warriors have completed their self-proof with actions, ranking second in the league with a record of 35 wins and 13 losses, second only to the Suns' 38 wins and 9 losses.
Even so, with the ups and downs of Curry's state, the possibility of the Warriors' championship this season is still doubted by the outside world, for this reason, the US media "FW" also listed 10 reasons to support the Warriors to win the championship this season, of which Klay returned to fourth and top defense second.
Reason one: Wiseman has not returned
Although Wiseman has been questioned by the outside world, his performance on the defensive end cannot be ignored.
Last season, he averaged 11.5 points, 5.8 rebounds and 0.9 blocks per game, defending opponents with 11.9 shots and limiting his shooting percentage below the normal level of 2.8 percent.
Not surprisingly, Wiseman is coming back, and his return will provide another option for the Warriors' interior.
Reason two: Jordan Poole is expected to be the best sixth man
Like Wiseman, Poole was questioned in his first two years as a rookie, but this season he has a full-blown explosion.
Averaging 16.7 points, 3 rebounds and 3.3 assists per game, and with an efficiency of +5.1, he can compete with Hiro, Oubre, Clarkson and Hield for the best sixth-man award.
Reason Three: Wiggins was named an All-Star
When the Warriors traded Wiggins two seasons ago, who could have wanted him to be selected as an All-Star, and in the Warriors family, Wiggins not only got rid of rumors, but also successfully delivered top-notch defensive performances.
This season, he has shot 40.4% of the three-point shooting rate, gradually worthy of the reputation of Canada Jordan.
Reason Four: The Warriors have multiple top three-pointers
It's the small-ball era, and nothing is more important than a stronger three-point shooting ability, Curry's career three-point shooting rate is 42.8%, and he has been the first in the league for seven seasons.
Clay has a career of 41.8 percent three-point shooting and has hit at least 200 three-pointers in seven seasons.
In addition, Otto Porter Jr. and Wiggins also shot more than 40% of three-point shots.
Reason Five: Team system scoring
Based on Basketball-Reference's ratings, the Warriors are ranked first in the league this season, measured by multiple data such as offense, defense, and lineup depth.
Last season's final opponents, the Sun and Bucks, also scored, ranking third and fourth respectively, which shows that this data analysis has a certain reference.
Reason Six: Cole is one of the best coaches
Even though the Warriors have been in trouble over the past two seasons, Kerr is still one of the best coaches in the league, helping the Warriors win the championship three times in 5 years.
With the arrival of the playoffs, it is believed that Kerr will give the Warriors enough tactical help in the 7-game series.
Reason Seven: Clay is back
After 941 days, Clay is back on the field, and since the beginning of the game, he has averaged 22 minutes per game, can score 14.7 points, and shoot 33% of the three-point shooting rate.
This number has improved rapidly recently, especially in the last two games, Klay's overall efficiency has improved significantly, and the Warriors have scored 4.4 more points per 100 rounds.
Reason Eight: Dream of becoming one of the best defenders
As the warriors' defensive core, this season's dream has rebounded with the team and become one of the best defenders in the league.
Reason Nine: The Warriors have the best defense in the league
The Warriors' defensive efficiency this season is 102.6, beating the Suns to the top spot in the league.
Reason Ten: Curry aspires to be the first FMVP of his career
Curry is in good shape this season, allowing the Warriors to win 18.6 points per 100 rounds, with a plus-minus of +7.6, ranking second in the league.
If the Warriors win the championship this time, it is no surprise that Curry will get the first FMVP of his career.