Even though the Golden State Warriors have not gotten off to the kind of start they had hoped for in the beginning of the year, their championship DNA and foundation continue to shine through when the team is performing at its highest level. Golden State Warriors triumphed against the San Antonio Spurs, the weakest team in the Western Conference, on Friday night. The Spurs were the team that Golden State Warriors faced.

In a conversation with media following the game, Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama was candid about the difficulty of competing against Golden State, particularly with regard to the latter’s backcourt, which consists of Steph Curry and Klay Thompson.

Wembanyama stated that as a result of these experiences, “we learn a lot.” It is very clear that Golden State is a unique team. It’s safe to say that Curry and Thompson are the two best shooters in the history of the sport. When you play against them, you have to be concentrated for forty-eight minutes, because we’ve seen it happen tonight, but essentially every night they play, we have one moment of being unfocused, and it’s a three, which is a fantastic play.

 In reality, the fight will go for forty-eight minutes. They took advantage of our mistakes when they were playing against a team with that level of expertise.When adversaries discuss the Warriors, this is nearly invariably the statement that they make regarding them.

 Despite the fact that Curry is, without a doubt, the best shooter in the history of the game, it is his continual motion that prevents the defense from being able to relax. If Thompson is also being successful with his shooting, it will make things even more difficult for the defenders.

In the course of his career, Wembanyama faced Curry and the Warriors for the very first time, and he was candid about the difficulty of the situation.