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    Default Re: 2002 Kings vs 2015 Warriors

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    Default Re: 2002 Kings vs 2015 Warriors

    I still stand by my words

    Sacramento nearly beat Prime Shaq and Frobe

    Scratch that

    They SHOULD have

    That's two top 10 all timers on the same team

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    Quote Originally Posted by Im Still Ballin
    I still stand by my words

    Sacramento nearly beat Prime Shaq and Frobe

    Scratch that

    They SHOULD have

    That's two top 10 all timers on the same team
    Warriors
    67-15
    +10 Point Differential (Highest since '97 Bulls)
    MVP Curry
    #2 Offense
    #1 Defense

    Warriors may not be as top heavy as the early 00's Lakers, but you have to admit that Golden State is a more balanced team with better role players.

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    Default Re: 2002 Kings vs 2015 Warriors

    How about the '01 Lakers vs '15 Warriors? Who you got, OP? Note: You can't choose both.

    Shameless bandwagoner!

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    Default Re: 2002 Kings vs 2015 Warriors

    Quote Originally Posted by 1987_Lakers
    Warriors
    67-15
    +10 Point Differential (Highest since '97 Bulls)
    MVP Curry
    #2 Offense
    #1 Defense

    Warriors may not be as top heavy as the early 00's Lakers, but you have to admit that Golden State is a more balanced team with better role players.
    Agreed

    The starting 5's feel eerily similar yet still obviously different

    I feel like C-Webb is the problem for GSW

    4-3 Kings

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    Default Re: 2002 Kings vs 2015 Warriors

    Quote Originally Posted by Im Still Ballin
    Agreed

    The starting 5's feel eerily similar yet still obviously different
    Yes, there are alot of similarities for both teams. Both are deep and balanced, both pass the ball very well, both have top 5/10 players in Curry/Webber. But I like the Warriors because of their defense, Golden State has a handful of players who are considered elite/very good defenders. Sacramento only had one in Christie.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1987_Lakers
    Yes, there are alot of similarities for both teams. Both are deep and balanced, both pass the ball very well, both have top 5/10 players in Curry/Webber. But I like the Warriors because of their defense, Golden State has a handful of players who are considered elite/very good defenders. Sacramento only had one in Christie.
    Bogut is clearly the difference that stands out for me

    Both are very skilled passers yet Vlade wasn't the rim protector Andrew is

    I can't remember but the Kings were still a top 5 defense that year if I'm not mistaken

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    Might more be a reflection at the state of offenses during that time more than anything

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    Default Re: 2002 Kings vs 2015 Warriors

    Which is still surprising because like you said, Christie seems to be the only elite defender on the team

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    Default Re: 2002 Kings vs 2015 Warriors

    Quote Originally Posted by 1987_Lakers
    Yes, there are alot of similarities for both teams. Both are deep and balanced, both pass the ball very well, both have top 5/10 players in Curry/Webber. But I like the Warriors because of their defense, Golden State has a handful of players who are considered elite/very good defenders. Sacramento only had one in Christie.
    Quote Originally Posted by Im Still Ballin
    Which is still surprising because like you said, Christie seems to be the only elite defender on the team
    Bobby Jackson and Pollard were considered good, if not great, defenders. It's just they came off the bench, so they didn't get the pub/rep.

    But back to the necro'd OP. My friend asked me this same thing the other day. I'll still pick GSW in 7 b/c they do have more good perimeter defenders.

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