Since 2014, the Golden State Warriors have appeared unstoppable. In the early years of the dominant seasons, Stephen Curry established himself as the team’s best player. Despite that, everybody was equal, with Klay Thompson coming in as the right hand man.
Draymond Green, without question, was the team’s leader, as they surprisingly won the 2015 championship. The next year, Steph won his second straight MVP award, and he Warriors won 73 games. They would set a NBA record for wins, but would not win the title.
Making up for that loss, the Warriors signed Kevin Durant, and since then, no team has been able to beat them. Only one team has come close, James Harden’s Houston Rockets, who nearly did it, when they added Chris Paul, last season. Tonight, the Warriors are trying to go up 3-2 vs. Houston, and it just got very hard.
Kevin Durant got injured and now it is being reported that his lower calf strain will keep him out of the rest of the game.
Source: Warriors PR
