Which warrior will you remember the most after burying the Rockets in Game 6?

The Golden State Warriors have eradicated their so-called biggest competition at the Western Conference. The last game of the series against the Houston Rockets was another turning point in the Dubs slogan: "Strength In Numbers".

I had the imagination to think of the warrior who was the most wonderful, but I must admit that this one is just too close to be called.

I'm going to need your help once again, Dub Nation: WHO WAS THE WARRIOR WARRIORS IN THE GAME? 6 Eliminating these Jabronis from Hookon?

Stephen Curry 33 points / 5 rebs / 4 passes

Curry had more fouls than points and assistance combined after the first half in Houston last night …. because he had 0 points. I can not believe the Rockets lost after Curry spotted them in front of 24 minutes.

Curry activated the "Unanimous" mode in the second half and never looked back.

Klay Thompson 27 points / 7 makes three

While Curry was not at the rendezvous in the first two quarters, his brother Splash Brother took over both offensively and defensively, blocking James Harden.

He also sealed the game with a vicious dagger, because it was a game 6 and that's what the game does 6 Klay, baby!

Andre Iguodala 17 points / 5 trios / 5 interceptions

Wow, it was good to have Iguodala for this tour with Houston.

Draymond Green 8 points / 10 rebs / 7 assists

Shout at everyone who followed the Trade Draymond movement after cursing Kevin Durant last fall. Green was the heartbeat of the champions last night, putting his fingerprints on this game both defensive and offensive.

His work with Curry as a recipient of the high pick-and-roll completely dismantled Houston's defense in times of crisis last night.

Kevon Looney 14 points / 5 rebs

I took a lot of time to write an article entitled "Looney, is the X-Factor," huh? This young monster did everything the warriors needed from him in a live elimination game on the road.

Shaun Livingston 11 points / 1 dunk poster

Mr. Livingston, I presume? He rocked his knees to help bury the Rockets alive. This dunk had to be satisfying for our beloved goalkeeper, who is about to retire after this season.