Harden s offensive organization is at least 70% to 80% of its peak. If you come to the Warriors, there is a lot of room for imagination!

Perhaps the fundamental difference between Curry and Harden is: Curry has proven that he can win four championships in a mature system. He laughs and talks smoothly, but does not watch the game.

This so-called mature system was wiped out after Curry was injured in 2020, and the team dived for the top pick. Curry is the system. Without Curry, there would be no system and no top pick.

What kind of team spirit Green, the first 3D Klay in history, and continuous fmvp Adu, are all outstanding players and form an indispensable part of Curry's system. They won those championships together, but their personal achievements and status are inseparable from the blessing of Curry's system.

Isn’t Burning Out a competition only if you can’t win the ball? Isn’t it a competition of competing against multiple teams to win the championship? Isn’t it a competition that you can’t win the championship without sticking together and not teaming up? Now that the angle of competition among fans is so novel, isn’t it because the young minds can’t bear the various strange observation perspectives customized by the players they are fans of because they are not strong enough. You can like a person's style, but if you can't win or lead the team, you can only lie to yourself and be happy.

Does Brother Deng have a chance to come to the Warriors? We are both James at the end of the world, so why should we meet before? Brother Deng's current two-year contract, 40 million, is not difficult to balance. It happens to be 27 expiring just like Curry. What is most lacking now is the offensive firepower after Curry comes off the court. I have watched a few games recently.

Deng’s ability to organize offense is at least 70% to 80% of its peak. If you come to the Warriors, you have a lot of room for imagination. Deng’s attributes of guaranteeing the playoffs are still very strong. Even if he is defeated, it doesn’t matter, because the score is behind at the critical moment. I don’t know what to do. Come and watch my Curry performance, three-pointers rise and fall.

Which year do you think Curry was at his peak? Strictly speaking, Curry has no idea. When he was about to reach his peak in 16, he was injured in the playoffs and carried the injury until the finals. From 17 to 19, Durant came and sacrificed a lot of ball rights.

22 gained muscle and was not as agile as before. It took a long time to adapt. I think 23 is another peak period. He is a master of physical strength, defense, and off-ball handling. Unfortunately, there was internal strife that year and he stopped in the semi-finals. 24 began to decline. From 17 to 19, it is a pity that Curry was not able to see the peak period of Curry's agility and single-core.