Warriors Achieve Franchise Milestone in First Six Games

The Golden State Warriors have kicked off the season with a remarkable 5-1 record, even though Stephen Curry has been sidelined for three games due to a left leg injury.

Record-Breaking Three-Pointers

In just six games, the Warriors have sunk an impressive 103 three-pointers, setting a new franchise record for the start of a season. This outshines their previous records of 83 and 86 threes in similar early-season stretches during the last two years.

Buddy Hield’s Historic Performance

Buddy Hield has been on fire, hitting 30 threes out of 58 attempts at an incredible rate of over 51%. Joining the Warriors this summer, he quickly made history by becoming the fastest player to reach at least 27 threes with a new team. His scoring average has skyrocketed to a career-high of 22.2 points per game compared to last year’s performance.

Fans are thrilled to see such explosive performances from the team!

Comparisons and Defensive Strengths

Hieldโ€™s achievements are even more impressive considering no non-Curry player hit those numbers last season. Many are comparing this squad to the legendary Warriors team from 2014-15 that excelled with fast breaks and three-point shooting. This yearโ€™s team leads in deflections and is near the top in steals and fast-break points, as shown in their recent overtime win against the Rockets.

Looking Ahead

While some wonder if this style will hold up during playoff time when games slow down, there’s optimism about exceeding 50 wins this season. Thereโ€™s also good news about Curry potentially returning for Monday’s game against the Wizards. With him back, they can continue their high-paced strategy with even more confidence.

James Shotwell
James Shotwell
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