The 2022 NBA Finals might still be fresh in the memory of many fans. It seems like only yesterday that the Golden State Warriors defeated the Boston Celtics 4-2 and won their fourth championship title. Dubs Nation was rejoicing and celebrating their team’s victory. Recalling the epic 2022 Finals, Los Angeles Lakers legend Magic Johnson commended the Warriors for their iconic win with a major compliment. He declared the Warriors are a dynasty a few months ago.

However, a previous comment made by Chicago Bulls legend Scottie Pippen indicated a difference in opinions between the two Hall of Famers.

Magic Johnson and Scottie Pippen have a clash of opinions

In an interview with sports broadcaster Ros Gold-Onwude and NBA Top Shot, five-time NBA Champion Magic Johnson talked about the Golden State Warriors’ 2022 victory and reflected on the hardships that the team might have had to face. Therefore, Ros asked Johnson how hard it was for the Warriors to reach the point where they achieved what every NBA team dreamed of.

The 12-time NBA All-Star replied that the journey must have been difficult for the Warriors. Recalling that the team’s best players, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green all had to suffer due to their respective injuries, Magic said, “For all three of them to be healthy and go back to The Finals once again with a chance to win another championship is truly amazing. It is a dynasty.”

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The three-time NBA Finals MVP clearly declared the Warriors a dynasty. However, former Chicago Bulls superstar Scottie Pippen might not agree with the statement.

Why are the Warriors not a dynasty?

About four years before Magic Johnson made the comment, seven-time NBA All-Star Scottie Pippen had made it clear that the Golden State Warriors were not a dynasty. Apparently, Pippen’s respect after the Dubs acquired Kevin Durant. The six-time NBA champion felt that bringing KD to the team after winning their first championship and losing the title in the following year did not make the Warriors a dynasty.

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“I thought they were organically built up until they went out and got Durant. And I think that was the change, but I don?t really see Golden State as a dynasty. Dynasties are teams that does things special, does things different,” Pippen told Robby Kalland of Dime.

Do you consider the Warriors a dynasty? Or do you agree with Pippen? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below!