The Golden State Warriors have made the most of their first week of training camp and have proven to be every bit of the well-oiled machine they proved to be at the end of the 2016-17 season, clicking on all cylinders.

Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry can be seen drilling top-of-the-key treys one after the other, totaling eight combined three-pointers between the two until the end of the video.

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This is a major contrast to the Philadelphia 76ers training camp video from earlier this week, which featured the likes of Justin Anderson, Robert Covington, and newcomer J.J. Redick missing every shot in fake-and-go drills inside the perimeter.

The Warriors and Sixers have proven to be day and night during the last few seasons and their training camp reflects that very difference.

Despite the difference of quality of players on each roster, both teams are taking uncontested shots in an empty gym — makable shots that just resulted in a house of bricks for the young Sixers who might have to wait a little longer if they hope to complete The Process.