The Hungry Kings: Why the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors could be one of the most dangerous teams in NBA history

The best team in the league seems to have gotten better. The Golden State Warriors have the dangerous combination of talent and anger, of wearing the crown while being motivated to prove a point to all contenders again. They are the NBA's 'Hungry Kings', and their blistering start to the season could lead them on to become one of the greatest NBA teams of All Time.

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Splash Champs: The deep Golden State Warriors splash their way to 2015 NBA Championship

The Warriors won 67 games in the regular season, a franchise best and the best record in the NBA this season. In the playoffs, they swept the Pelicans 4-0, bounced back from a 2-1 deficit to beat the Grizzlies 4-2, took care of the Rockets in five games, and survived a superhuman effort by LeBron James in the Final to bounce back again and win 4-2.

For the future, there are many who believe that the Warriors’ success will legitimize ‘small ball’ forever and influence many more to take after their footsteps. But building a true contender around shooters isn’t as easy as Curry and co. made it seem. The Warriors were able to do so because they had historically great shooters, amazing versatile defensive players, and a great deal of sacrifice. It’s a rare formula that will be difficult to replicate.

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Warriors: 5-Man Wrecking Crew

The Warriors are an exciting and likable team who have the gift not many others in the league can boast of: five players with the potential of dominating their position on any given night. Now, they have to turn that potential into consistent reality to become into surprise championship contenders in the West.

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Lee, Curry, and the Rising Warriors

Playing like All Stars, David Lee and Stephen Curry have led the surprising Warriors to fifth place in the West. Coach Mark Jackson has helped change the culture of the team and has them aiming for their best finish in the Western Conference in 20 years. Here's what this team is doing right, and with the eventual return of Andrew Bogut, what more this team needs to do to continue their positive start.

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Trading Places

When the dust finally settled, there were no big shocks on the Trade Deadline Day (or D-Day) this season. Most of the big names speculated to change their addresses by the end of March 15th remained exactly where they are. That is why, some of the most important moves made in this year’s trade deadline were the moves that were not made.

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