France’s current squad is stacked with world‑class talent at every level: multiple players with Champions League pedigree, a front line producing elite goal‑creation numbers, and a midfield built on versatility and control. Their depth is absurd, their athletic profile is unmatched, and their recent tournament performances back it up. When a national team can rotate stars without losing quality, you’re looking at a generational roster built to overwhelm opponents. Stacking that next to the 2017 Warriors is what makes this post explode with debate. Golden State posted a +11.4 net rating, the best of the decade, with a top‑three offense and defense while featuring two MVPs, three All‑NBA players, and the greatest shooting backcourt ever assembled. Their playoff run was nearly flawless, going 16‑1 with a point differential that still doesn’t look real. When you compare France’s depth and two‑way dominance to a team that broke basketball for an entire season, you’re inviting fans to argue...