We don't say this enough but Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green have to go down as one of the greatest trios in NBA history. These three have been the backbone of the Golden State Warriors and their dynasty.

On a recent episode of The Draymond Green Show, the Warriors star made a rather surprising admission about winning without his two superstar teammates. Green had Curry as his guest and he told him to his face that he doesn't think Steph would achieve ultimate success without him and Klay. On the flipside, Draymond also said that the same would be the case for him if he didn't have both Curry and Thompson on his side:

“F–k everybody who say I can't or he can't or Klay can't,” said the Warriors star. “You're right. You win. We can't. We can't do it without each other. But we're damn good doing it together.”

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He's not wrong here. Curry may be the greatest shooter of all time, but it's hard to argue against the notion that he would have not won three championships in four years without Draymond Green and Klay Thompson (and Kevin Durant, too).

Dray, Steph, Klay, and the rest of the Warriors now have another opportunity in their hands to win another chip this season. Their journey starts on Saturday as they match up against Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets. That should be a good one.