Yeah, it has to be something unique. That small ball line-up was one of the plays that was inserted in the game and was used frequently to dominate a team that relies on a big man like Utah Jazz with Rudy Gobert. As I searched, it was used in the 80's by Doug Moe, coach of the Denver Nuggets.
Mike D'Antoni though stretched the play farther by using small ball and added run and gun style.

At GSW, Steve Kerr's small ball lineup was called Death Lineup coined by Vincent Goodwill.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_Lineup

Durant is arguably one of the best players in the league when he is healthy.  Chet hasn't stepped one foot in the NBA for a regular game.  An improved version of possibly the best player in the game is a reach.  I'd like to see how chet deals with big bodies in a thin frame, not many can pull it off.

Yes, this is indeed unquestionable. But I see the potential that Chet Holmgren has, what I said is just expectations, several variables need to be analyzed, how will his behavior in the league, how will be his development, adaptation among other things.
Holmgren just turned 20, he's young, he's already tall, he has great ball handling, but first, we we need to see how he performs in the NBA and I'm very curious and looking forward to seeing him play

He definitely took long-range or deep shooting to another level. We may as well put into consideration what made a player difficult to guard when taking all those quick three points. I think the game officials allowed players to set up what would be called illegal screens in the earlier eras and that helped him flourish. It's not just the game itself that's evolving but the rules. 

Lol yeah calling anyone who’s entering in the league to be an improved version of Kevin Durant is praise that would likely put that person as the best thing to come in to the NBA since Lebron James. There is no question that Durant is still one of the very best players on the planet. When healthy I would put him in that top three right now.

They were able to make that small lineup a success because that brings them another championship. yes, they suffer on the defense but they are moving the ball very well so their offense is exceptional. Only the Celtics were able to exploit them but the Warriors adjustment well and beat the Celtics successively to win the NBA championship.

I don't know if there's a team that could beat their style.

I agree, I really enjoy watching Stephen Curry while he is playing and handling the ball while making a great play with his other teammates, you will never guess what his going to do next with that kind of gameplay and chemistry with his teammates he can surely penetrate any defense,

But the bad news about the Golden State Warriors in four of its players needs extension and that is Draymond Green, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, and Jordan Poole, they can not keep all 4 players and there might be a trade that may happen, either it will be Andrew Wiggins or Jordan Poole, and Klay Thompson or Draymond Green, because Green is searching for a max contract and the Golden State Warriors will likely to let Green for trade and Klay Thompson will be the one that is left because Klay Thompson would like cost less than Green, this could surely end the trio play that Draymond Green to Klay Thompson or Stephen Curry tandem,


Yup! we can not compare the gameplay back then to the plays today, and I think as we see the games back then it is really outdated, and players now will likely know what they will do to that kind of play, but judging by the kinds of play back then, that we can really compare we can not compare the skills and technique of certain players because we can not versus up those players to back then we can all just speculate about it but we can not say the results,

Agree with you that, the Warriors will not become a good team if Steve Kerr was not hired to coach this team. He is also a great 3-point shooter so he was able to help Curry improve his talent and slowly Curry has become a good defensive player as well.  Kerr deserves to win a coach of the year again.

Observing how the two top coaches in this league give him enough idea on how to execute those plays. He just keep improving

how the triangle works and how players will move and rotate to see the openings, a kind of adjustments that each player needs to

work on their own. Nothing to question about how good and tough coach Kerr and how he handles the entire Warriors Squad, the core

and all those role players from the first champion that he had as a coach up to last season.

There talent scout is well deserved a good pay check for finding all the pieces that built the current Warriors roster. Steve Kerr is a good coach if the player has a potential to improve but if the scout brings a bunch of players that doesn’t suit for Coach Kerr then I think it’s still useless to have good coach if the player itself is the problem. The current roster is very strong and has good future the big 3 will retired because there’s already young players that has potential to take over for the main guy role.