Summary: Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant are transcendent players, with MVP trophies on their mantles and the skill and bravado to singularly take command of games. But the Warriors are a transcendent team when Klay Thompson climbs into his catch-and-shoot groove. Thompson epitomizes how Golden State became an NBA powerhouse — movement without the ball, unselfishness, togetherness. He could be the leading man on countless teams, but he happily embraces his role as third wheel on a dynasty.
