These GSW Moments were 1 in a MILLION...

Well, I wasn't expecting that and we were still in 2015 so I'm sure many of you weren't expecting that to end the third quarter of a potential closing Game 6 on the road, the Warriors are trying to maintain their five-point lead. going into the fourth quarter, well, I really doubt any of them thought they would turn around and attack three more points before the quarter was over because with 2.3 seconds left on the clock, Jeff Green attempts a strange three-point hybrid inclined. -point shot and a chest bump for crying out loud with Andre Iguodala and it turns out the ball bounces right in the direction of Steph Curry, who as soon as he touches the ball, it's a 62-foot shot from the other side of the court and hit nothing but the back of the net and every time I go back and see this shot from Steph from seven years ago, the more I realize how improbable not only the shot was, but how improbable the attempt, I mean, it was almost as wild as this almost groundbreaking full-court shot by Joel Embiid during the 2020 season, the rebounder turned around and launched a one-armed heat from 85 feet away, all in eight tenths. second, it's just impossible and I know he missed, but still the shot was just inches away from becoming the most incredible game-winner in basketball history, but the difference between Steph's shot and the tally shot, Well, almost, the ball bounced perfectly into position for Steph to throw it from over 60 feet away and the beats came out. a rebound and then a turnaround from 85 feet if we want to talk about real winners and winners that seemed as impossible as Steph's effort at the end of the quarter against the Grizzlies.

Look beyond the shot Steph made less than a year after the shot against Memphis I'm not talking about any 3-pointer or any shot and certainly not any game winner. I'm talking about possibly the most recognizable long-range game winner in NBA history. in the conversation, they have a timeout and decide not to use it. Curry downtown when I saw this shot on a Saturday night in early 2016, I didn't realize it at the time, but that shot right there, that shot right there started the famous three-point shot era of basketball that we are all witnessing in full force today 12 of 16 from downtown he broke his own record for most three-pointers in a season and it was only February we still had a month and a half left to play in the regular season and he hit a shot that I think everyone They can say almost definitively that we have never seen before to win the game.

Steph came out of that game against OKC with 288 three-pointers on the season, which of course was a new record. Get this, he finished the season with 402, so let me clarify: It took Steph only until the 58th game of the season to earn the nod for the best three-point shooting season of all time, no other player in the NBA achieved that season. 300 three-pointers, in fact, there were only 24 other guys in the NBA who made more three-pointers than Steph attempted during the entire 2015-16 season. Now let that sink in for a second, think about it, great, I was just getting started.

See on January 15, 2019, the back-to-back defending champion Golden State Warriors were in the mile-high city to take on the Denver Nuggets and before the start of that game, both teams entered the building with a record 29 -14. and we're looking to reclaim the number one seed in the Western Conference, the Nuggets were really good, they were having their best season in over a decade and now they had a superstar big man in Nikola Jokic to facilitate a potential deep playoff run. People were asking the day before that game if the Nuggets are now suddenly the biggest threat in the west to Golden State's crown, and in response to all that speculation, we're playing Jokic, oh, Klay Thompson, foreigner, a quarter of 51 points. and possibly the most difficult place to play in the entire NBA Steph Clay Thompson and Kevin Durant in just 12 minutes of action combined for the Warriors 42, 51 points and made 10 three-pointers between three of them and some people still doubt if this team was the greatest collection of talent we've ever seen, so I think it'll be a long time before we see a trio of Shooters on a team bigger than the 2016-20 Warriors.

Curry leads Michael Green in the air and draws a foul when he hits the three hey Thompson deep out of bounds three and Poole is going to go in for a three oh the kid is ridiculous uh wait I guess they found another one apparently the Warriors chose to have some of the most explosive scoring stretches in the NBA story against the poor Denver Nuggets, I mean, come on, Denver is literally standing there and saying, What did we do to deserve this? And besides, didn't the Warriors trio part ways with the best shooters in history three years ago?

Yes ago, well, they formed up again, this time they brought another guard instead of a seven foot sniper to splatter the three balls. Well, now let me ask you what's more impressive: 51 points in 12 minutes or 70 points in 19 minutes because kinda. More than three years after Kevin Durant's Warriors scored 51 points in 12 minutes against the Nuggets, the Warriors went on a scoring rampage again in Game 2 of the 2022 NBA playoffs when the trio of Steph Clay and the Jordan's growing group introduced the rest of The NBA had the most unstoppable small-ball lineup in the league and they did it with a 44-point, 84-combined third quarter and a complete destruction of the Denver Nuggets and now I'll be completely honest, there was a part of me. that I wanted to believe that the Warriors' reign of dominance was over and that we had seen the last of Steph Curry and company holding the Larry O'Brien Trophy at the end of the season and that best defense and the best shooting tandem of all time. slowly started to fade and again, I'll be completely honest, the whole notion couldn't be further from the truth of God, let's put it this way after the Warriors won 15 games in 2020 and then followed that season by missing the Playoffs again if anyone asked you about the Warriors' chances of winning another championship, you'd probably be more likely to say one in a

million

rather than predicting they'll win another championship again in the Steph era, forget just next season, I mean, always, but Until the A pleasant surprise, I would say that many of the Warriors turned two years of losses into an NBA title in some way.

I can't calculate it either. I mean, in a span of months the Warriors went from this to this and you're seriously criticizing me for thinking that. The Warriors dynasty was long over, but in the two-year hiatus from all the wins, the Warriors were only getting healthier and even more talented. Consecutive years of earning lottery picks have brought aboard several incredibly potent young players who could once again change the entire dynamic of this team, what were the chances of the Warriors going from the worst team in the NBA to the best team in the NBA? NBA in a span of 650 days and what were the chances of the Warriors drafting their potential big three of the future while their current Victory is still working its magic with its own Dynasty that is clearly still very much alive and that will make it happen.

It's over. The Golden State Warriors return to a familiar place. They are at the top of the NBA world title in eight years. The dubbing. Dynasty. is still very much alive, are you impressed by this whole story of Steph Curry's LED Warriors? We've seen several dynasties throughout NBA history, but this Warriors dynasty and all the same

moments

we've witnessed over the years are probably all something we'll see only once in a

million

.