The Golden State Warriors had some days of glory in the early stages of their history, but they were mostly bottom feeders for a big portion of their days.

Then, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, and Steve Kerr turned them into one of the most valuable and winningest franchises in the National Basketball Association

The Golden State Warriors had some days of glory in the early stages of their history, but they were mostly bottom feeders for a big portion of their days.

Winners of four rings, the Splash Brothers and Draymond have a couple of rings to spare, to say the least.

That’s why Big Boy asked Steph which legendary ringless players he’d share one of his rings with, and his answer didn’t disappoint in the slightest.

The Golden State Warriors had some days of glory in the early stages of their history, but they were mostly bottom feeders for a big portion of their days.

Then, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, and Steve Kerr turned them into one of the most valuable and winningest franchises in the National Basketball Association.

Winners of four rings, the Splash Brothers and Draymond have a couple of rings to spare, to say the least.

That’s why Big Boy asked Steph which legendary ringless players he’d share one of his rings with, and his answer didn’t disappoint in the slightest.

Per Steph, he’d never give one of his rings to Charles Barkley.

Instead, he’d share them with Reggie Miller and Steve Nash.

Truth be told, that’s right on point with Steph, as he took down most of Miller’s three-point-related records, so it would only be right that he’d at least pay him back with a ring.

Also, Miller was arguably the first volume three-point shooter in NBA history, so he was obviously a big influence on Curry.

The Golden State Warriors had some days of glory in the early stages of their history, but they were mostly bottom feeders for a big portion of their days.

Then, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, and Steve Kerr turned them into one of the most valuable and winningest franchises in the National Basketball Association.

Winners of four rings, the Splash Brothers and Draymond have a couple of rings to spare, to say the least.

That’s why Big Boy asked Steph which legendary ringless players he’d share one of his rings with, and his answer didn’t disappoint in the slightest.

Truth be told, that’s right on point with Steph, as he took down most of Miller’s three-point-related records, so it would only be right that he’d at least pay him back with a ring.

Also, Miller was arguably the first volume three-point shooter in NBA history, so he was obviously a big influence on Curry.

As for Nash, he laid the blueprint for modern point guards, and there are some clear similarities in their games, not to mention the fact that he was one of the first members of the 50-40-90 club, just like Steph.

The fact that they could never win a ring just speaks volumes of how difficult it is to get the job done in the most competitive league on Earth.

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Source: CNN