Baffoe: 1995-'96 Bulls Fans Need Not Be Bothered By Warriors' Record
The modern-day Warriors take nothing away from the 1995-'96 Bulls.
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The modern-day Warriors take nothing away from the 1995-'96 Bulls.
The 2015-16 Golden State Warriors might just be better than the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls, the greatest team in NBA history.
"Too many teams just launching threes from everywhere … I think that's bad for the game," Kerr said back then.
The desire of some to downplay what we're seeing from Curry is dumbfounding.
"Just being in the conversation with that Bulls team, it's humbling and it's surreal," Klay Thompson says.
The Warriors' 48-4 mark has put the 1995-'96 Bulls' 72-win record in jeopardy.
The Warriors visited the White House on Thursday to be honored for their 2015 championship.
There's little oohing and aahing over Curry's heroics locally. It's just what he does in their mind.
The Warriors are currently one game ahead of the the record-setting 1995-'96 Bulls' pace.
Popovich appeared to fire out a shot toward Cleveland's leadership.
Kerr had been on an extended leave of absence following complications from back surgeries.
The Bulls' loss was bad, but this makes it feel even worse.
The Bulls may be in the weirdest kind of no man's land there is in the NBA.
Derrick Rose scored 29 points, but it wasn't nearly enough.
Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. at the United Center.
The Warriors are one of five teams in NBA history to begin 14-0 and travel to Denver looking to keep it going Sunday.
Chicago's task against undefeated Golden State just got a bit tougher.
Tip-off is set for 9:30 p.m. CT at Oracle Arena.
The Warriors have started 13-0. Could they run down the 1995-'96 Bulls that went 72-10?
This debate could last until, oh, mid-April and beyond.
Generally, a new coach inherits the very vulnerable team that got the prior coach fired. Which is why, aside from LeBron, the most viscerally defeated or deflated man in the building was Mark Jackson.
Revived by a fresh-faced shooting superstar and a first-year coach who made them believe, the Golden State Warriors again reign supreme.
Stephen Curry scored 37 points for Golden State.
Are the Cavs wearing down in these NBA Finals?
Stephen Curry and Andre Iguodala scored 22 points apiece.