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Guaranteed Human.

Welcome to Dynastic.

I'm J. A. Adande.

And I'm Chuck Todd.

So this episode's franchise subject is The Warriors.

You might think of them as some new money, Silicon Valley-infused squad.

But the Warriors are sort of the underrated franchise of NBA history.

Their roots go all the way back to the very beginning of the NBA, an original franchise.

There are so many contrasts to this franchise, starting with the two of the most iconic players in basketball history.

Wilk Chamberlain and Stefan Curry.

J.A., are there two more extreme styles of play that one franchise could represent?

You really can't get any further on the spectrum.

All you need to know is that the NBA didn't count block shots until Wilts last season in 72, 73. And he still has more official career blocks than Steph Curry. Yeah, but you know what? George Miken has something to say about that. But if we're going to, you're really going to go back, but all right. Bill Russell, do you think he might have wanted to get some of his blocks counted? But Curry specially,, three-point shot, of course, wasn't even part of the NBA until 1979.

And that was well after Wilt had retired.

So how do you capture a team with so many facets, right?

A team that's called Pennsylvania and California home.

It's called 11 different arenas home.

How do you capture all that in just one snapshot?

I think you have to go to the night of March 19, 2012,

and a halftime ceremony when the Warriors retired the number of Chris Mullet.

Oh, man, the C and run TMC.

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