The Golden State Warriors’ playoff hopes rests with the strength of the team’s Big Three of point guard Stephen Curry, forward Draymond Green and guard Klay Thompson.
The Warriors playoff roster is still introducing itself to itself. Every night seems to bring a new wrinkle. Early in the Denver series, Jordan Poole was a revelation. In the decisive Game 5, one of the key factors down the stretch was the inspired play of Gary Payton II, who had logged exactly seven minutes in the game prior.
Warriors fans have probably become inured to the routinely elite performances they receive from their big three. They shouldn’t — I mean, no one should — but it’s understandable. Fans have been watching the Steph-Klay-Draymond high-wire act for so many years that after a while, the players feel like part of the furniture.
They’ve only been all together, that is, for a very short while. No joke. And yet they’re already being taken for granted again, as if it is simply fated that they’ll resume being great because, you know, they are who they are. It makes you wonder about whether anyone else is ready to step forward. The timing is right; with Andre Iguodala’s availability for the conference semis still in doubt, there’s room for another Golden State player — Otto Porter Jr.? Kevon Looney? — to find a way to matter more now than he did just a couple of weeks ago.
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