Stephen Curry is more valuable than any other player in the NBA, let alone anyone else on the Golden State Warriors.
Or is he?
Draymond Green has never been more vital to the Warriors than he is now, and it showed during their 112-110 loss to the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday night—Golden State's first game without Green this season.
Curry is considered the better, more accomplished player, and rightly so. But as the Warriors continue their march toward the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls' record 72 victories, Green is doing something that would have been deemed unfathomable just last season: rivaling the importance of his MVP running mate.
The Separation Approximation
Neither Curry nor Green has needed to extensively experience life without the other.
The two have spent north of 1,100 minutes on the floor together this season—more than 90 percent of Curry's court time, and more than 85 percent of Green's. Golden State is outscoring opponents by an indomitable 23.3 points per 100 possessions with both stars in the lineup, obliterating its incred ...
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Draymond Green or Steph Curry: Who’s Been More Valuable to the Warriors?
January 14th, 2016 by Dan Favale Leave a reply »
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