5 Key Points that prove GSW are mortal without Curry

#5 Curry as something more than a player - a great teammate

Lastly, something that can't be measured with numbers - Curry being a great teammate. There's no doubt that Steph Curry is an incredible teammate. He's always cheerful, he brings an aspect of fun and childishness to a game that everyone relishes, and he's a pleasant sight in the locker room or while training.

Everyone loves playing with Curry, since not only is he a great player, but he always has an eye out to better his teammates, offering advice, showing incredible hustle, in addition to being a motivation to his team.

Without a doubt, Curry has been responsible for resolving plenty of conflicts in the Warriors' franchise. By the admission of his own teammates, who've seen this firsthand, Curry is great at calming his teammates down, offering inspiration, advice, and often, putting a stop to arguments or fights before they get big.

He can joke, he can get others to laugh, and get everyone to have fun while playing games. His warmups and pregame shootaround are ample evidence for this - everyone's seen his childish joy while shooting the basketball. His eccentricity and electricity on the court are incredible, allowing his teammates to relax, and take a well-earned break, knowing that he'll cover up.

The argument between KD and Green is just one example of how in disarray the Warriors can be without Curry - in just few games that Curry has been gone, we've already seen one of the biggest altercation of the Warriors' era.

Overall, Steph is an incredible player, he makes the Warriors' offense better, and he's a great teammate. Without Steph Curry on the floor, the Warriors are just another team in the NBA; they're not dominant, they're messy, and their offense gets stagnant. Curry is the most valuable player to the Warriors, without a doubt, and an integral piece of the team's offense.