Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. breaks down the 'reality' of head coach Steve Kerr's situation with the team.

The Golden State Warriors are 4-1 through their first five games, showing early promise in what many expect to be a competitive Western Conference this season.

With it, the Golden State Warriors were trying to do what no one in the modern NBA has ever truly done: compete for a title with a core of thirty-somethings who are walking Hall of Famers, while simultaneously developing a young, high-drafted core to take over the franchise without skipping a beat.

Curry and Harden have been at it like this since they were drafted in 2009. Currently, they stand as the top two all-time leaders in career 3-pointers made, continuing to break their records with every triple they make – with Chef Curry (4,080) staying at least 800 3s ahead of The Beard (3,185).

The Golden State Warriors started the opening week of the NBA season off 2-1, finishing with a 20-point loss to the Portland Trail Blazers. However, they were a

The Golden State Warriors have jumped out to a 4-1 record to begin the season. Steve Kerr's team is playing with pace, poise and hunger, despite navigating a difficult offseason where Jonathan Kuminga's contract situation saw the team leave it late to round out the roster.

Warriors could be in market to land former MVP, 34 ppg scoring center to pair with Curry originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Golden State Warriors and Stephen Curry have gotten off to a hot start to begin the season.