NBA, Draymond Green sure: “The 2007 Warriors would have beaten Jordan’s Bulls”

In the self-respecting classic NBA offseason, the topics to talk about are the usual ones. Among them is the age-old question of the strongest league team ever. Draymond Greenin this sense, he seems to have found a very personal answer: the Golden State Warriors of 2007. The Californian winger, on Twitter, tried to explain the reasons that led him to define his team as the strongest, emphasizing, however, the impossibility of comparing two different eras:

“When comparing different basketball eras, different styles of play are taken into consideration. Regardless of the answer, it’s really silly to compare one era to another. I’m watching the 1998 Bulls play in the final against Utah. I cannot fail to point out how our 2017 team would have beaten both these Bulls and these Jazz (by 40 points) if they had played this style of basketball. And that’s why it’s stupid to compare different eras of the game. “

Draymond then continued his analysis as follows:

“Learn to appreciate things for what they are. Analyze the game. And stop with unnecessary debates. Rodman was crazy !! Even John Stockton was struggling against these adversaries. Hornacek had no answer against Pip (pen) at all. This basketball [quella di fine anni ’90, ndr] it is played from the free-throw line down towards the basket. You rarely set foot outside the three line. “

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