the Warriors of Golden State, the NBA 49er, became Monday in just the fourth team to receive the appointment sportsperson of the year that gives Sports Illustrated.Los Warriors s (e) they joined the American hockey team of 1980, the women’s United States 1999 national football team and the Boston Red Sox of 2004 as the unique sets to receive the award.
After Sports Illustrated announced the winner on Monday, the editor in Chief Chris Stone said that time magazine had sought the way to pay tribute to the Warriors by lifting three titles in four years. Stone also recognized that in a couple of years, Steph Curry had been mentioned as a possible candidate for the prize.” There is something extraordinary about a team where the sum of its parts was evident from the outset”, Stone said. “What they have become a dynasty is a function of empirical success. They are truly a generational team. I am unaware if, what led life, there has been a team in which parts have harmonized in a way so beautiful”.
The Golden State Warriors by lifting the trophy of the NBA/AFP Stone champion added that the Warriors award has more to do with the celebration to an organization that has achieved something unique for a long period while the other teams were awarded by the qu and they made in a specific year. Alexander Ovechkin, who led the Washington Capitals to their first NHL title; Tiger Woods and LeBron James were also candidates for the nomination, but according to Stone, the magazine saw the Warriors Favorites once they defended their NBA Championship.
Golden State will receive the award at a ceremony in Los Angeles on Tuesday.” This is an incredible honor and one that certainly represents our philosophy as a team and organization,”said the President of sports operations and Manager general of the Warriors, Bob Myers.
Our success is due to the contributions of each of the players, coaches and members of the staff of our Organization. The fact that Sports Illustrated has recognized this unique dynasty is really special.”
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