As one of the founding teams of the NBA, compared with the Lakers, Celtics and Knicks, the Warriors are considered to be the "poorer" teams in the ancestors. Before Curry and other stars rose to prominence, the Warriors won only three championships in the league, in '47, '56 and '75. And the superstars who have appeared in the history of the Warriors are also among the few. But with the Warriors dominating the league for nearly 10 years, and they've become the league's most highly represented super team, who would be there if we were to line up the strongest lineup in warrior history?
Point Guard: Curry
The greatest point guard in Warriors history, the answer is uncontroversial, and it must belong to Steven Curry. It was under Curry's leadership that the Warriors created a dynasty team with three crowns in five years. Curry has won the MVP twice in his career, helped the team win the championship three times, he is also the second point guard in the history of the NBA after Magic Johnson, and Curry only played for the Warriors in his career, which is recognized as the greatest superstar in team history.
Quarterback: Rick Barry
Nominated: Klay Thompson
Although Klay Thompson is the biggest contributor to the Warriors' championships in recent years, especially the splash brothers formed by him and Curry, they are the strongest backcourt partners in the history of the NBA, but when it comes to the greatest quarterback in the history of the Warriors, it must be Rick Barry. As mentioned earlier, the Warriors won the championship in 1975, when the Warriors' star was Barry. Barry averaged 35.6 points per game in the 66-67 season and was elected the top scorer, and in the 74-75 season, he led the Warriors through five levels to break through six players, won the FMVP, and became the strongest outside star in the NBA of that era.
Small forward: Durant
Nominated: Wiggins Iguodala
And the greatest small forward in warrior history deserves to belong to Kevin Durant. Although he did not play for the Warriors for a long time, Durant became the warrior's nuclear weapon in those years, helping them reach the Finals three times and win the championship twice, and Durant was also crowned FMVP for two consecutive years, which was enough to make Durant the strongest small forward in the history of the Warriors.
Big Forward: Dream Green
However, although the stars of the warriors' other positions are very dazzling, in the history of the big forward, the history of the Warriors is almost blank, until the emergence of Dream Green. Dreaming of Green is the key to the rise of the Warriors, and his combination with the Splash Brothers is a perfect match, not only can be organized in tandem on the offensive end, but also won the honor of the best defensive player on the defensive end, Green is undoubtedly the greatest big forward in the history of the Warriors.
Center: Chamberlain
Friends who have seen warrior ball know that the interior line has always been the warrior's biggest weakness, but the warriors' center position in the history of the warriors has also been rich, because they once had Chamberlain, the strongest interior player in NBA history. Chamberlain has been playing for the Warriors for 59-65 years, and once played a super god season of 50.4 points per game in a single season in the 61-62 season, and it was also the miracle of scoring 100 points per game in that season. （ikuet）