The warriors are the luckiest dynasty in history.

[Bronbron23]

If not for Clevlands injuries in 2015 and Houston's injuries last year there's a very good chance the warriors are only sitting on the one chip they won in 2017. I know ifs are hypothetical and we'll never really know for sure but no one can deny that they've been extremely lucky with injuries.

[Big164]

And Steph

[Big164]

[sd3035]

Most rigged series in the history of professional sports disagrees

Never met a person in real life that watches basketball who counts the Cavs 2016 title as legit, just NBA shills and online trolls

[AirBonner]

360 dunks in practice "I'm back gif" Warriorfan is so predictable

[scuzzy]

Most rigged series in the history of professional sports disagrees

Never met a person in real life that watches basketball who counts the Cavs 2016 title as legit, just NBA shills and online trolls

Most rigged series was the one a week earlier vs Thunder little guy

GSW shouldn't even had been to the Finals, Silver catering to Dray's antics all series despite public outcry and a highlight real of off ball flagarants. It single handily made KD entertain free agency and extend Warriors window that would have closed.

[superduper]

If luck wasn't a thing, LeGOAT would be 1*/9

[SpaceJam2]

360 dunks in practice "I'm back gif" Warriorfan is so predictable

Goteeeem

2ez

[Stephonit]

The Warriors are in the Western Conference. Lucky.
The Warriors have a 67-win season. Lucky.
The Warriors set the all-time regular season wins record with 73 wins. Lucky.
The Warriors have another 67-win season. Lucky.
The Warriors set the playoffs wins record going 16-1. Lucky.

Yeah that was all luck.

[SpaceJam2]

[QUOTE=Big164]And Steph

[MJistheGOAT]

They have been lucky East conference and their finals matchup has been trash.

[FKAri]

The 2007 Phoenix Suns ring is more legitimate than the Warriors 2015 ring. We big dick alphas know this.

[JohnnySic]

The Showtime Lakers were the luckiest dynasty.

For an entire decade they had almost no real competition in their conference. The west in the 80's was utter garbage aside from a very brief blip from the Rockets.

Their 2 principal competitors, the Celtics and Rockets, fell off after '86 (Celtics to injuries and Bias' death, Rockets mostly to drugs).

3 of the teams they beat in the finals ('85 Celtics, '87 Celtics, '88 Pistons) were compromised by injuries (especially '87 Celtics).

And they had David Stern on their side to boot.

You cant top that.

[And1AllDay]

The Showtime Lakers were the luckiest dynasty.

For an entire decade they had almost no real competition in their conference. The west in the 80's was utter garbage aside from a very brief blip from the Rockets.

Their 2 principal competitors, the Celtics and Rockets, fell off after '86 (Celtics to injuries and Bias' death, Rockets mostly to drugs).

3 of the teams they beat in the finals ('85 Celtics, '87 Celtics, '88 Pistons) were compromised by injuries (especially '87 Celtics).

And they had David Stern on their side to boot.

You cant top that.

It sound kind of like the Warriors situation but Warriors still have the more luck with injuries happening to Kyrie/Love and Kawhi and Chris Paul.

[Bronbron23]

If luck wasn't a thing, LeGOAT would be 1*/9

Ray Allen hitting a big shot has nothing to do with good or bad luck. Big shots or bad bounces happen all the time. How often has a team thats won multiple chips had the luxury of playing teams that are missing one or two key all star players almost every year they won?

I'm not saying the warriors arnt great. They've just been very fortunate with opposing teams having key players injured and there's a very good chance there only sitting on one chip if not for this fact.