Bob Myers: Curry will be remembered as the top ten in history, and the Warriors will definitely try to strengthen

May 16th News Today, former Warriors GM, current basketball commentator Bob Myers talked about the Warriors' future on the show.

Myers said: "Three months ago, the Warriors were a team with a winning rate of 50% or less, with no future and were struggling for the play-offs. They made a deal. Dunleavy traded Butler and then they started winning streaks, right? Butler is the medicine they need, especially for Curry. Curry's statistics weren't very good before. When he got Butler, he took off. Curry had said before that he wanted a chance to fight. He wanted to play meaningful games. If it weren't for the hamstring injury, he was doing it, right. Curry is 37 years old. His achievements may have exceeded his dreams. He will be the top ten players in history. Remember."

Then Miles said, "I think if Curry can stay healthy, the Warriors will have a chance at this career stage. I feel sad for Curry because he played well, and I think it might have been a completely different series. Who knows who will win. I am proud of the Warriors' comments after the game. They didn't say that they could win without Curry. They said, praise the Timberwolves. Will the Warriors try to improve in the offseason? Of course, they will try. As for how they improve? We can spend an hour discussing the rules and discussing how much money they have and what options they have, but I think Curry got the opportunity he wants."