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SeabassDebeste posted...

that's true, but honestly i think klay was never really more important to the warriors' success than draymond green. like, he wasn't really better than 2023 jaylen brown overall at any point in his career - he just hit 3s at a higher rate and wasn't ever asked to create the team's offense.

some of that was the warriors' backup guards but a ton of it was draymond's unique ability to make plays as a big.

Disagree on the first part, draymond's playmaking means nothing if he doesn't have guys like klay to actually score the ball; steph can only do so much by himself. Being a playmaker without being able to score yourself can be a serious hindrance if your teammates can't cover for you.

Draymond is a good player but he's the most celebrated single-digit 3-stat guy ever. He's more of a system player than klay is, and klay was an integral part of that system that let draymond pass so much. Klay would be better without dray than dray would be without klay imo.