Golden State Young Guns

though I don’t get why Curry’s Warriors logo on his shorts has an orange background while the other two are red.

but is it just me or does Curry look like CJ? I mean I know Steph is taking his place in the lineup, but come on.

Is getting his Jerry West on. Does that remind anyone else of the NBA logo?

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No question you have skills Tony – your attention to detail is impressive. One question – doesn’t Monta still count as a young gun? Since he came straight out of HS especially?

Looks like he’s about to commit a carry of Kobe/Iverson/Jordan proportions.

Not to knock the art, but the infatuation over our youth movement is getting a little delusional. Brandon Roy was a young gun, Kevin Durant was a young gun. They actually started for their team. Our supposed “young guns” haven’t done anything.

Warriors and Warrior fans have this revolving door of overhyping our players and falling in love with avg. young players and hailing them as the 2nd coming of something bigger than a role player.

Just like Dunleavy, Troy Murphy, Ike Diogu, Chris Taft, Monta Ellis (a superstar!), POB, etc etc.

Stephon Curry hasn’t done anything yet and is anything but a “cant-miss” (being the 5th guard chosen in the draft). Morrow is a only a Eddie House clone who is not and will not be a starter unless Monta is traded. Anthony Randolph is the only true young gun but he played big minutes in only like 20 games.

Us Warrior fans really are delusional. So much youth hype infatuation for bench players who haven’t accomplished anything.

This team is chalk full of overhyped “maybe” prospects and a good amount of avg/above avg. players but no GREAT players, no STARS.

If you are against a trade of Curry/Biedrins for Amare, which many were, you are retarded. What other team would balk a trade for a young all-nba dominant PF because of some unproven college kid? Only the Warriors would value “maybe’s” over “proven superstar.”

should be the green arrow