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It's back, baby.

That's all I can say. We're back.

And it's exciting.

And you can feel it.

It's like, this feels like 2014-15 to me.

And I think it does to a lot of other people, too.

I mean, we've got a really unique team, very deep.

Then we just need to, you know, keep the injuries away and continue to do it.

That's Warriors owner Joe Lakeb, Mr. Lightyears himself, saying it loud and proud.

Golden State is back, back atop the NBA at 10-1, back to reigning threes on people's heads,

back to seeming unstoppable.

So today, Nick Friedel tells us how a supposedly fallen dynasty has been going back to the future and why the best somehow might be yet to come.

I'm Pablo Torre. It's Friday, November 12th.

This is ESPN Daily.

Nick Ferdell, this is a sport that is really defined by dysfunction, by drama, from L.A. to Brooklyn to Philly to Phoenix. And then there's the

team that you've been hanging out with. How would you describe the vibe around the Golden

State Warriors these days? Fun. They're winning. They're enjoying playing with one another.

Nick Fidel has covered the NBA at ESPN for more than a decade.

They've got Steph Curry, who Steve Kerr told me the other day, Pablo, is the most joyful basketball player he's ever been around in his entire career.

Everything that the Warriors have needed to start well is clicking, and they are enjoying

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