Steph Curry calls Warriors’ core with Draymond Green, Klay Thompson
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Steph calls Warriors’ core with Draymond, Klay ‘special’ originally appeared on NBC Sports Bayarea
Rarely does a team’s core stays together for a decade with so much movement in the NBA. However, the Warriors’ Draymond Green, Klay Thompson and Steph Curry have made their relationship last and have been at the forefront four NBA championships.
Curry spoke with NBC Sports Bay Area’s Kerith Burke and Monte Poole on the latest episode of “Dubs Talk” about how special it is to be teammates for all these years.
“I think it’s special because we are all different,” Curry said. “We all express ourselves differently. We have different games, different personalities, different ways to communicate, but they all mesh, and there’s like a seamlessness when we’re out there on the floor and even in life where you don’t have to be anything other than yourself. And that’s what makes us special and has allowed us to sustain it as long as we have.
“The fact that we’re still doing it says a lot. So it’s kind of unheard of in the league. I know that the [San Antonio] Spurs, old [Boston] Celtics teams, “Showtime” Lakers … there [are] a few examples of teammates that have been together this long and played at the level that we have for as long as we have. So I don’t know if we’re truly appreciated to be able to really talk about it until it’s over.
“Hopefully, that’s not anytime soon. But there’s definitely a realization of how unique that trio is and [an] understanding of all the guys that we’ve played with along the way that have made it even more special.”
Curry also noted how the trio has stayed together despite being different, considering neither of the three has opted to leave, as what’s seen around the league these days with plenty of player movement.
In Curry’s eyes, all three bring a different quality to the table that has allowed the core to dominate the NBA for a decade.
“There’s been a judgment-free zone of whoever you are bringing your best self to the table,”…
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