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#4 Stephen Curry & Klay Thompson
This list is tailor-made for two of the best shooters ever to lift a basketball, and add to that three NBA titles- the recipe for arguably the most accomplished one-two punch this game has seen.
The Splash Brothers carry 11 All-Star appearances between them and are on pace to finish as the Top 2 leading names of NBA's All-time three-pointers made list (Steph's already there). Even though experts might point fingers at two of their rings, citing the support provided by Durant, there seems to be no doubt when it comes to the fact the Thompson and Curry are more than capable of leading a title campaign on their own.
Now that the Golden State front office has managed to retain their core amidst all the free agency chaos, we might get a taste of the somewhat old-look Warriors as soon as Klay returns from his ACL rehab.
Guess the Lakers players!
