The significant data that makes the Warriors dream of the NBA Finals

What starts well, can end even better. Golden State Warriors thinks that way and has plenty of reasons to do so. Their start to the season is impressive, both in terms of results and gameplay. To begin with a 10-2 record, at minimum, after the first dozen games is something the Bay Area team has only accomplished five times. It's worth looking back at how those seasons ended.

One of the most glorious and enduring dynasties in sports history. That's the only way to define what Golden State Warriors has been doing in the NBA for a decade. Led by Steve Kerr and with Draymond Green and Stephen Curry as cornerstones, they aim to prove that they are still capable of contending for a championship, even after the departure of a Splash Brother. No one foresaw such a spectacular start to the season, but after a 10-2 record, it's time to let the imagination soar.

It's not too fanciful to imagine these Golden State Warriors in the 2025 NBA Finals. It's not just that Curry and Green maintain excellence, but Kerr has found a deep and effective rotation, with Kuminga and Moody excelling, Wiggins undergoing a resurgence, Hield and Podziemski contributing significantly, and an interior rotation that erases past issues with the center position. In the five seasons where the Warriors started with at least 10 wins in 12 games, they either won the NBA title or reached the Finals. Will they achieve it in 2025?

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