Take a step back, read the bold over again, and ask yourself the same thing.How many of you gsw fans are secretly happy that Steph doesnt have to play the whole season? Looking alot less of threat than he has in the past. Sure you didn't want to see him injured but yikes, you guys sure dodged one huh.
When its all said and done, steph will be known as a goat shooter, mvp, and champ but in reality he is a shiny golden peice of a puzzle. With the right peices with him he makes a picture look immaculate. He's been apart of great pictures for 5 years now. But sadly on his own he's not who we thought he was. Can yall atleast be honest with yourselves about that?
Here you are putting all your focus on THREE losses of a new season, with nine new pieces, most of whom are inexperienced (two out of the three new pieces who did have experience only returned in the last game), as evidence for your warped perception of reality, as a weight against someone who's been the lifeforce of the most dominant offense in NBA history, with all types of different personnel, all types of different levels of talent, over the last half a decade.
I question if some of y'all really understand the game, where you can watch someone like Steph who opens up the floor for his teammates more than anyone else that's ever stepped foot on a court, and you draw a conclusion that he's part of the picture and not the picture itself.
Nobody has made the game easier for his teammates than Steph has. Nobody. The Warriors have basically been playing 5v4 on every possession that Steph has been on the floor for, over the last half a decade, at times even 5v4, 5v3, 5v2 and as we saw in the most recent Finals - 5v1.