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Why the Warriors Are my Favorite Team Even if They Don’t Get it Together

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Why the Warriors Are my Favorite Team Even if They Don’t Get it Together
Tio Hanny

It is finally my favorite time of year again—basketball season. While everyone has been focusing on the Cubs winning the world series after 108 years, I have been focusing on the Warriors 4-1 start (although I did watch Game 7 of the World Series). But this is the time where I get highly competitive and start to bash Lebron a little more than usual (even though his team is 5-0). And I get anxiety because my team, The Golden State Warriors, are having the woah moments (I am writing this as they are down 14 points against the Lakers—hopefully when this is published, we will see that they won). Regardless of their record, there is no swaying my love for my team. It is here to stay unless they do something crazy like getting rid of Klay or Steph—total deal breaker.

Here are my reasons why:

  1. Their chemistry is unmatched
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  3. They have two league MVPs on their team
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  5. At least one of said MVPs will be on the court at all times.
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  7. Stephen Curry is Ayesha Curry’s husband.
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  9. Stephen Curry is Stephen Curry
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  11. Klay Thompson is my favorite
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  13. Stephen Curry is Riley’s father
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    All in all, I am happy my guys are back together again (even though the team is drastically different). I know that they are going to put on a show this season. They just have some work to do first, and I am sure Steve Kerr will break a few more clipboard this season.

    via GIPHY

    Enjoy the season guys! It's a beautiful thing.

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