Warriors' newest death lineup doesn't have a nickname yet, but it's looking just as lethal against Nuggets
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The Warriors' three-guard lineup has sent a warning shot to the rest of the league in the first two games of the series
SAN FRANCISCO -- In Game 1 we got a glimpse. On Monday, we got the full experience.
Up until Saturday, we'd only talked hypothetically about the Golden State Warriors' latest iteration of the "death lineup" -- one that consists of Draymond Green at center surrounded by fast, skilled, athletic shooters and playmakers. Due to various injuries, the unit didn't log a single minute during the regular season.
The first edition featured Harrison Barnes and Andre Iguodala. Then Kevin Durant joined the fray, making things utterly unfair. Now the lineup consists of Green, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins and Jordan Poole.
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