Why does everyone say the warriors are unfair?

[Balla]

I get it, they got KD, but all the stars on that team were drafted. I hate hearing "They needed 4 all-stars to beat LeBron". When LeBron was the one creating the super teams first.

The warriors are a better team period and they built a dynasty through the draft, in most recent years I can't think of a team who had the talent that the warriors had without doing a bunch of trades n shyt.

Those all-stars on the warriors were created, then Kd did the lebron super team shyt, and now that's biting lebron in the ass. He literally made a super team, left that super team after they got too old, then went to another team created just for him, now he's talking about doing the same shyt again. Can't be NO king doing shyt like that.

 

[10:31]

When they’re healthy and locked in...

I can see why

Like head and shoulders see why...

 

[Shogun]

Damn, what an original and thread-worthy take.

 

[HandyWithTheSteel]

It’s not about the Warriors, it’s about KD.

The Warriors built a great team the old-fashioned way, then KD jumped on the bandwagon and brought an element of fakeness to them.

KD is the A-Rod of the NBA. He’s got superstar talent but no heart. People like watching him play but nobody really likes or respects him.

 

[MrWestGrand]

I get it, they got KD, but all the stars on that team were drafted. I hate hearing "They needed 4 all-stars to beat LeBron". When LeBron was the one creating the super teams first.

The warriors are a better team period and they built a dynasty through the draft, in most recent years I can't think of a team who had the talent that the warriors had without doing a bunch of trades n shyt.

Those all-stars on the warriors were created, then Kd did the lebron super team shyt, and now that's biting lebron in the ass. He literally made a super team, left that super team after they got too old, then went to another team created just for him, now he's talking about doing the same shyt again. Can't be NO king doing shyt like that.

Those people are upset he didn’t join they team. Golden States option was resigning Harrison Barnes to a max deal after looking less than stellar in the Finals they lost after having a 3-1 lead, or upgrade the position since he was going to leave for more money by seducing a top 3 player in the league in Durant, who happen to fill that need.

Easy Business & Basketball choice 4 both parties ...​

 

[Versa]

Because they're Large Mad.

 

[tremonthustler1]

Because they don’t root for the Warriors

 

[BAMBA]

If my Knicks had this same squad I would be very happy (and probably wouldn’t drink so much)...so why should I be a hypocrite and deny another team their props for actually doing what I can only dream about?

 

[Jerz]

We need to appreciate this home grown squad. They came up together - so they compliment & maximize each others strengths. They only had one star and added one. Nothing wrong with that.

 

[10:31]

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Those people are upset he didn’t join they team. Golden States option was resigning Harrison Barnes to a max deal after looking less than stellar in the Finals they lost after having a 3-1 lead, or upgrade the position since he was going to leave for more money by seducing a top 3 player in the league in Durant, who happen to fill that need.

Easy Business & Basketball choice 4 both parties ...​

Lol.. they’re in their feelings today. No time for cold hard facts.

 

[gluvnast]

The Warriors were on the ropes during the WCF..... had Chris Paul not get injured, they possibly wouldn't even gotten to the finals.

 

[duncanthetall]

Damn, what an original and thread-worthy take.

When I see threads like this pop up I only imagine it's folks that stay outside of the Coliseum until a Finals or a Super Bowl type event happens But outside of that they rarely talk sports. Breh probably thinks this is an original take.

 

[010101]

without kd they possibly wouldn't have been in the finals*

 

[RubioTheCruel]

I have no issue with the pre-KD Warriors. They built their team the right way and got a few breaks along the way(Barnes turning down a 65M extension, Curry signing a below market value deal).

The KD signing was one of those things that's like a solar eclipse. It was a weird quirk in the CBA that even allowed them to have the room to sign KD in the first place. It's why I don't understand why people say other teams need to get better when they literally can't do what the Warriors did. That was a one-off situation and kudos to them for taking advantage, but it's left every other team severely handicapped.

 

[Uncle Juice]

They’re jealous.