Golden State Warriors - Power Ranking

Week Rank Rating Team Record Comment

4 16 44 GS 6-6 Alexisonfire: Alexisonfire built their reputation not around a single dominant voice, but through balance featuring multiple vocalists, clearly defined roles, and a sound that blended heaviness, melody, and discipline into something sustainable over time. That’s exactly how Dazman has constructed this roster. There’s no true star, but there is depth, versatility, and purpose: NAW, Jordan Poole, Tobias Harris, Ayo Dosunmu, Obi Toppin, Brook Lopez, Jeff Green, and others all contribute within a clearly defined structure. The Warriors sit at .500 through three weeks, very much in the play-in mix, not because of top end talent but because they’re organized, financially sound, and patiently building forward. Like Alexisonfire, this isn’t about short term payouts—it’s about cohesion, role clarity, and setting a foundation that lasts longer than any one season.

3 27 17 GS 4-8 The Star: Represents hope, healing, peace, and inspiration. A guiding light during or after difficult times. The Star is Daz, without a shadow of a doubt. Never have I seen such a brave and admirable GM. To leave the league's best team for the league's worst is herculean. As long as he is there, the team will be ok.

2 24 13 GS 3-5 The Warriors at #24 are less a basketball team and more a cautionary tale for GMs who can ‘fix any roster.’ Dazman wants to play hard difficult while he left a championship-caliber squad for this — a collection of mid-tier role players, questionable contracts, and vibes held together with duct tape.

1 28 1 GS 1-3 Childhood Reference: The kid who always wanted a rematch. Nickeil Alexander-Walker keeps saying “Run it back!” while injured Jordan Poole watches from the bench. The Warriors want to try and try again. With the vision of refinement and an ambition to bring brighter days to a lowly past, GM Daz wants to try again at all costs. Week 2 might be another team altogether! Who knows!? "One more game! I'll get you this time!" One day, that kid wins. And you will be hearing about it, and potentially have the script flipped.

	POR	119
	SAC	127

	CHI	112
	MIN	110

	HOU	115
	MIA	138

	ATL	130
	CHI	104

	LAC	108
	MEM	122

Week	Rank	Rating	Team	Record	Comment
4	16	44	GS	6-6	Alexisonfire: Alexisonfire built their reputation not around a single dominant voice, but through balance featuring multiple vocalists, clearly defined roles, and a sound that blended heaviness, melody, and discipline into something sustainable over time. That’s exactly how Dazman has constructed this roster. There’s no true star, but there is depth, versatility, and purpose: NAW, Jordan Poole, Tobias Harris, Ayo Dosunmu, Obi Toppin, Brook Lopez, Jeff Green, and others all contribute within a clearly defined structure. The Warriors sit at .500 through three weeks, very much in the play-in mix, not because of top end talent but because they’re organized, financially sound, and patiently building forward. Like Alexisonfire, this isn’t about short term payouts—it’s about cohesion, role clarity, and setting a foundation that lasts longer than any one season.
3	27	17	GS	4-8	The Star: Represents hope, healing, peace, and inspiration. A guiding light during or after difficult times. The Star is Daz, without a shadow of a doubt. Never have I seen such a brave and admirable GM. To leave the league's best team for the league's worst is herculean. As long as he is there, the team will be ok.
2	24	13	GS	3-5	The Warriors at #24 are less a basketball team and more a cautionary tale for GMs who can ‘fix any roster.’ Dazman wants to play hard difficult while he left a championship-caliber squad for this — a collection of mid-tier role players, questionable contracts, and vibes held together with duct tape.
1	28	1	GS	1-3	Childhood Reference: The kid who always wanted a rematch. Nickeil Alexander-Walker keeps saying “Run it back!” while injured Jordan Poole watches from the bench. The Warriors want to try and try again. With the vision of refinement and an ambition to bring brighter days to a lowly past, GM Daz wants to try again at all costs. Week 2 might be another team altogether! Who knows!? "One more game! I'll get you this time!" One day, that kid wins. And you will be hearing about it, and potentially have the script flipped.