Curry is confident that the Warriors can win the championship, and the reasons given are irrefutable. Fans: Believe him

Many popular teams in the league have made large-scale signings during the offseason, and some teams even have a new lineup. But as an equally popular Warriors did not make any substantial signings this offseason. Kumingga's contract was not finalized, which clearly affected the Warriors' signing plan. So many fans are worried about the Warriors' competitiveness next season, after all, the competition for Western teams will become increasingly fierce next season.

Not long ago, Curry talked about the Warriors' plan for next season. He believes that the Warriors do not need to strengthen core players, but only repair role players. Recently, Curry believes that the Warriors are still confident in winning the championship next season, and he gave his own reasons. That is, after Butler joined the Warriors last season, the Warriors achieved a record of the top three in the league. This proves that the Warriors are capable of fighting against any opponent in full health.

The words Curry said are indeed irrefutable. With Curry and Butler being completely healthy, the Warriors did perform very well in the second half of last season. The Warriors suffered premature failure due to the two people suffering from injuries to varying degrees in the playoffs. You should know that in the first round, they defeated the Rockets, who are full of athleticism. So the most important thing for the Warriors is to stay healthy. Curry's health issues in particular are the key to how far the Warriors can go next season. Many fans still believe that Curry can fulfill his promise and believe that he can use his strong leadership ability to make the Warriors create miracles next season.

Although Curry believes that the Warriors do not need to make large-scale reinforcements, many fans believe that the Warriors still need to make reinforcements in one position, that is, the inside. After Rooney left the Warriors, the Warriors did not have a good rebound protector in the interior. Both Post and Jackson Davis Jr. are not good at protecting their rebounding skills. And neither of them is good at tough defense. It is far from enough to rely on Green to head the inside alone, after all, Green is no longer the same as before. They must find a blue-collar center, so that the Warriors' lineup will be relatively reasonable. I wonder what the fans think?