The Golden State Warriors are on fire, proving they can’t be stopped as they soar to the top of the Western Conference with an impressive 11-3 record. Their performance echoes the dominant spirit of the 2010s Warriors, showcasing a blend of explosive offense and tenacious defense that has left opponents scrambling. Over their last 10 games, they’ve won eight, demonstrating a level of consistency that sets the tone for the season.

Despite the setback of losing DeAnthony Melton to an ACL injury, the Warriors have rallied, showing resilience and depth. They rank third in the league in win percentage and offensive scoring, averaging a staggering 119.6 points per game. Their three-point shooting has been exceptional, sitting third in the league, while their rebounding prowess is equally impressive, ranking second overall.

However, there’s a glaring weakness: free throw shooting, where they rank dead last at just 64%. This could prove costly in close games if not addressed. Yet, their ball movement is a joy to behold, leading the league in assists per game, and their defensive stats are equally striking, sitting second in steals and fourth in defensive rating.

As the Warriors continue to dominate, the spotlight shines brightly on Steph Curry, who is redefining greatness at 36. Averaging 27.2 points with insane efficiency, he’s breaking records and leading the charge, proving he remains a force on the court. With a deep roster and a relentless spirit, the Warriors are not just winning—they’re doing it in style. The question looms: can they maintain this momentum and secure a fifth championship in the Curry era? Fans are on the edge of their seats, and the league is on notice. The Warriors are back, and they’re not slowing down.