95-96 Chicago Bulls OVER the 15-16 Golden State Warriors

To counter my opponent's argument on the skill levels, I would like to offer the All-NBA First Teams of these two years 1995-1996 F: Scottie Pippen F: Karl Malone C: David Robinson G: Michael Jordan G: Anfernee Hardaway (If 2 of the All-NBA players were from the same team, there must not be enough competition) 2014-2015 F: LeBron James F: Anthony Davis C: Marc Gasol G: Stephen Curry G: James Harden I would like to add that Juwon Howard-yes, Juwon Howard-made an All NBA team, while John Wall, Kevin Durant, Damian Lillard, Jimmy Butler, Paul George, Kawhi Leonard, Dirk Nowitzki, and Andre Drummond were not selected for any of the 3 teams. And at this point in time, Magic was washed up and practically a statue who could pass, David Robinson had a TERRIBLE team, Penny and Shaq were too young to lead a team, Kemp and Payton had absolutely no backup, Ewing was aging with a Spree too young to be "the guy," LJ and Dikembe also played on sorry teams, Hill was too young to carry a team, and the Clyde/Hakeem Rockets could never finish the deal with MJ in the league, so the only real competition they had were the Jazz, who ultimately ended up like the Bills, never able to come up strong in the important games. The NBA today, however, is overflowing with talent. We're no longer talking about "Dynamic Duos" like Stockton/Malone, Payton/Kemp, and Penny/Shaq, but now there is so much talent that we now have an abundance of "Big Three's" such as LeBron/Love/Kyrie, Westbrook/Durant/Ibaka, CP3/Griffin/Jordan, and (4!) Parker/Leonard/Aldridge/Duncan. The skill level, athleticism, training, and recovery treatment has increased beyond belief in the last 20 years to the point where if the Bulls were around today, they wouldn't be able to outlast the Warriors like they did in the 90s. Secondly, are you seriously going to even compare Curry to Kerr? Steve Kerr didn't even start a single game that season, not to mention he only averaged 6 points per game on his career and has half as many career points as Curry despite playing 15 seasons to Steph's 7. Curry's worst season in terms of PPG is still 6.1 PPG better than Kerr in his best season. Curry also has 25.9 PPG in the playoffs to Kerr's 4.3, but nice try. And I would like to remind you that LeBron James is still widely considered the best basketball player in the world, and even with his Big Three, the Cavs bench was not good enough to beat Dub Nation twice this season. In a game of 3-on-3, I'm not sure if anyone in NBA history could beat your Bulls, just like I don't think anyone would beat the Cavs Big Three in 3-on-3, but that is not the debate. The Warriors have possibly the greatest bench in the history of the NBA. Then of course there's the simple fact that they look like the Duke Blue Devils vs. the Central Connecticut State Blue Devils or the Louisville Cardinals vs. the Ball State Cardinals. The Eyeball Test. It's worked for centuries. See for yourself... The Top 24 Plays from their win streak https://m.youtube.com... And of course the insane teamwork on display http://m.youtube.com... It's been a fun first debate. You're a good debater and I look forward to seeing the results.