Draymond Green and Al Horford led their young Warriors teammates by example

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The Golden State Warriors are leaning on their veterans more than ever, with Draymond Green and Al Horford drilling threes in practice with remarkable accuracy. Alongside Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, the team is set to make history by starting four players aged 35 or older on opening night. Coach Steve Kerr’s strategy stands in sharp contrast to the Thunder, who became champions as the youngest team in the league last season. With the Lakers looming on October 21, it’s shaping up to be a win-or-bust campaign in the Bay Area.

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00:00Yeah, I think so.

00:04The Warriors' big men, Al Horford and Draymond Green, were shooting three-pointers in practice with almost perfect accuracy.

00:22Along with Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, they will be the first team to start four players over the age of 35 on opening night.

00:30Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, let's just say the window has been reopened for the Warriors now.

00:35It really seems like it was the perfect fit for who Jimmy Butler is.

00:38It's kind of in a seamless transition with Jimmy Butler joining Steph.

00:41That's a Batman if I've ever seen a Batman.

00:43Steve Kerr trusts the veterans, which contrasts with the league's tendency.

00:48The Thunder, who were the youngest team last season, went on to become champions.

00:52It's a win or bust season in the Bay as they bet on the Vets' wisdom.

00:57The Warriors opened the season versus the Lakers on October 21st.

01:01The wait is almost over.

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