Cousins ​​asserts: Health Curry is still the champion guarantee, the Warriors dynasty is not yet completed

The obvious problem with the Golden State Warriors' new season is Stephen Curry's health. Although he is expected to fully recover from a hamstring injury, considering his past injury history, it is still worth paying attention to whether he can stay healthy for a long time.

But when Curry stayed 100% in form, he could almost lead the Warriors forward alone. At the age of 37, he is still the team's barometer - in the second round of the playoffs last season, his injury directly led to the collapse of the Warriors dynasty.

Former NBA star DeMarcus Cousins, who played for the Warriors for the first season, believes that Curry and his team should never be underestimated. He believes that Larry O'Brien's trophy is still likely to return to the Bay Area.

"Combining the team's historical heritage with Curry, Dream-Chasing Green, Steve Cole, and adding a winner's puzzle like Jimmy Butler is destined to achieve extraordinary results," Cousins ​​said in a show, "I do think they still have a chance to win another championship before the dynasty really ends. Although the core players are getting older, their talent, experience and strength are enough to create new glory in the next few years. "

With Curry, Dream-Chasing and Butler joining forces, Kowloon believes that the Warriors still have the strength to win the championship👀🏆

The Warriors are never willing to publicly admit that they are making their final sprint around Curry. Last season, Curry played at least 70 games for the second consecutive season, but his average score dropped to 24.5 points, a new low since the 2017-18 season except for only five games in the 2019-20 season.

Although the team did not introduce strong players for the two-time MVP during the offseason, Cousins, 35, who once played in the Puerto Rico League, emphasized that as long as "Chef Curry" is in charge, the Warriors will always be a competitor: "When the Warriors have a good defensive system, they will always be a threatening force. With Stephen Curry here, they will always be competitive. "

The Warriors achieved a record of 48 wins and 34 losses last season and returned to the playoffs after a year of absence.