This season, the Warriors' recruitment strategy has been heavily questioned by the outside world, losing Poole but gaining Paul, a trade that has sparked widespread controversy. Poole's scoring ability is undoubtedly more outstanding, while Paul, although possessing excellent defensive and organizational abilities, is slightly older and more prone to injury during the playoffs, which are potential unstable factors. It is worth noting that the Warriors did not focus on strengthening their forward line during the offseason, and Saric's height is already the highest among the Warriors. However, is he enough to defend Jokic and Bros?

However, the operation of the Warriors seems to have an unusual philosophy. They are still strengthening their defensive lineup, but have not focused on making up for the shortcomings of their forward line. Whether there are thoughtful considerations behind this strategy remains to be seen for now. As the leader of the team, Curry is clearly unwilling to accept external questioning. Not long ago, he stated in an interview that he played for at least three years until his contract expired and firmly believed that he could maintain his competitive form, even in his 40s. This declaration undoubtedly demonstrates Curry's confidence in himself and firm belief in the future.

Curry also talked about the Warriors' lineup for the new season.

He emphasized that the return of core players and the introduction of experienced players such as Paul will help fill the gap in the rotation lineup and enhance the depth of the team. In addition, young players such as Kumminga and Moody will also take an important step in their professional careers. These factors have improved the overall strength of the Warriors and made them more competitive.

However, Curry's biggest ambition lies in his goal for the new season. He emphasized that he is still in the golden period of his career and hopes to achieve more in the future, including winning more MVPs and championships. Curry is full of confidence, vowing to strive for the NBA championship this season, which is undoubtedly a grand goal.

In addition, Curry has become the only player in NBA history to have four MVP awards, including MVP, FMVP, All Star MVP, and Division Finals MVP. This achievement sets him apart in NBA history. Although the division finals MVP was only established in the 21-22 season, even with only the other three MVPs, Curry's greatness cannot be ignored. However, Curry was not satisfied with this, as he still yearned to compete for his third MVP in the new season, demonstrating his unwavering belief in his own abilities.

The new season of the Warriors is full of anticipation. Curry's outstanding performance in statistics is almost predictable, and it is not difficult for him to average over 28 points per game. Last season, his performance had already reached 29.4 points.

The only thing to worry about is injuries. Paul's experience and stability will have a positive impact on the team, and Thompson will definitely go all out for a big contract, and Wiggins' stable performance is also crucial. If he can increase the average score per game to 20 points, the strength of the Warriors will be greatly enhanced. In addition, players such as Kumminga, Luni, Dream Chasing Green, and Saric will also play a crucial role in the new season. The strength of the Warriors cannot be underestimated, and even if underestimated, they are at least the first round level of the team.