When I woke up, I traveled through time and became the general manager of the 2009 Golden State Warriors. At that time, the Warriors had a dismal record and a chaotic lineup, and the upcoming draft became the key to changing their destiny. Relying on the memory of the future, I overcame everyone's opinions and picked Stephen Curry with the No. 7 Pick, thus starting a legendary journey.
In his rookie season, Curry had difficulty integrating with the team, and injury crises and internal conflicts ensued. I acted decisively, and through exquisite trading operations, I sent away players who were incompatible with the system and introduced immediate combat capabilities that were suitable for Curry. From discovering overlooked potential new stars to working with Irving, Towns, Porzingis and other star teams in the free market, we gradually build a championship lineup framework.
We innovate the tactical system and push small ball tactics to the extreme; we establish advanced data analysis and medical teams to protect players. In the regular season, the Warriors were unstoppable, and Curry led the team to set off a storm with precise three-pointers; in the playoffs, when facing strong opponents, we formulated targeted tactics and made comebacks from desperate situations again and again. In the end, on the stage of the finals, Curry and his teammates used their passion and strength to win an important championship in team history for the Warriors. Since then, I have continued to lead the team to consolidate the dynasty, make efforts in business expansion, youth training system construction and other aspects, and write a glorious chapter for the Golden State Warriors.
