NBA | 2016 WARRIORS VS 1996 BULLS
The Golden State Warriors are still on course to break the Chicago Bulls' 72-10 record
Victories over San Antonio and Memphis mean the Dub Nation are just one win away from drawing level with Michael Jordan and co. and two from making history.
Update:
The Golden State Warriors’ nerve was called into question following their shock defeat to Ricky Rubio’s Minnesota Timberwolves last week, but seems like a long time ago now. The Dub Nation have since silenced the doubters with back-to-back victories over the San Antonio Spurs and the Memphis Grizzlies to keep their chances of breaking the record of 72 wins and 10 defeats set by the legendary Chicago Bulls team, which was led by Michael Jordan (1995-96). With two games of the regular season left to play, the Bay Area ballers have already racked up 71 wins and just 9 losses. If Steph Curry and co. want to leap-frog the Illinois franchise to the top of the list, they must win their two remaining games, while one win would see them draw level.
Upcoming opponents:
San Antonio Spurs (away): 10 April
Memphis Grizzlies (home): 13 April
Warriors-Bulls (source ESPN)
ON COURSE TO MAKE HISTORY: warrrios vs. bulls 1995-96
GMOPPRESULT
OPPRESULT
1
vs. NO
W, 111-95
1-0
1-0
vs. CHA
W, 105-91
2
at HOU
W, 112-92
2-0
2-0
vs. BOS
W, 107-85
3
at NO
W, 134-120
3-0
3-0
vs. TOR
W, 117-108
4
vs. MEM
W, 119-69
4-0
4-0
at CLE
W, 106-88
5
vs. LAC
W, 112-108
5-0
5-0
vs. POR
W, 110-106
6
vs. DEN
W, 119-104
6-0
5-1
at ORL
L, 94-88
7
at SAC
W, 103-94
7-0
6-1
vs. CLE
W, 113-94
8
vs. DET
W, 109-95
8-0
7-1
vs. NJ
W, 109-94
9
at MEM
W, 100-84
9-0
8-1
at DAL
W, 108-102 OT
10
at MIN
W, 129-116
10-0
9-1
at SA
W, 103-94
11
vs. BKN
W, 107-99 OT
11-0
10-1
at UTAH
W, 90-85
12
vs. TOR
W, 115-110
12-0
10-2
at SEA
L, 97-92
13
at LAC
W, 124-117
13-0
11-2
at POR
W, 107-104
14
vs. CHI
W, 106-94
14-0
12-2
at MEM
W, 94-88
15
at DEN
W, 118-105
15-0
13-2
at LAC
W, 104-98
16
vs. LAL
W, 111-77
16-0
14-2
vs. NYK
W, 101-94
17
at PHX
W, 135-116
17-0
15-2
vs. SA
W, 106-87
18
vs. SAC
W, 120-101
18-0
16-2
at MIL
W, 118-106
19
at UTAH
W, 106-103
19-0
17-2
vs. ORL
W, 112-103
20
at CHA
W, 116-99
20-0
18-2
at ATL
W, 127-108
GM
OPP
RESULT
OPP
RESULT
21
at TOR
W, 112-109
21-0
19-2
vs. LAL
W, 108-88
22
at BKN
W, 114-98
22-0
20-2
at BOS
W, 123-114
23
at IND
W, 131-123
23-0
21-2
vs. DAL
W, 114-101
24
at BOS
W, 124-119 2OT
24-0
22-2
vs. TOR
W, 113-104
25
at MIL
L, 108-95
24-1
23-2
vs. UTAH
W, 100-86
26
vs. PHX
W, 128-103
25-1
23-3
at IND
L, 103-97
27
vs. MIL
W, 121-112
26-1
24-3
vs. IND
W, 120-93
28
vs. UTAH
W, 103-85
27-1
25-3
vs. ATL
W, 95-93
29
vs. CLE
W, 89-83
28-1
26-3
vs. HOU
W, 100-86
30
vs. SAC
W, 122-103
29-1
27-3
at CHA
W, 117-93
31
at DAL
L, 114-91
29-2
28-3
vs. MIL
W, 113-84
32
at HOU
W, 114-110
30-2
29-3
vs. SEA
W, 113-87
33
vs. DEN
W, 111-108 (OT)
31-2
30-3
at PHI
W, 120-93
34
vs. CHA
W, 111-101
32-2
31-3
at WAS
W, 116-109
35
at LAL
W, 109-88
33-2
32-3
vs. PHI
W, 116-104
36
at POR
W, 128-108
34-2
33-3
at TOR
W, 92-89
37
at SAC
W,128-116
35-2
34-3
at DET
W, 111-96
38
vs. MIA
W, 111-103
36-2
35-3
at NYK
W, 99-79
39
at DEN
L,112-110
36-3
36-3
vs. MEM
W, 104-84
40
vs. LAL
W, 116-98
37-3
37-3
vs. MIA
W, 102-80
GM
OPP
RESULT
OPP
RESULT
41
at DET
L,113-95
37-4
38-3
vs. PHX
W, 93-82
42
at CLE
W, 132-98
38-4
39-3
at HOU
W, 98-87
43
at CHI
W,125-94
39-4
40-3
at SAC
W, 105-85
44
vs. IND
W, 122-110
40-4
41-3
at LAL
W, 99-84
45
vs. SA
W, 120-90
41-4
41-4
at DEN
L, 105-99
46
vs. DAL
W, 127-107
42-4
41-5
at PHX
L, 106-96
47
at PHI
W, 108-105
43-4
42-5
at GS
W, 99-95
48
at NYK
W, 116-95
44-4
43-5
at WAS
W, 111-98
49
at WAS
W, 134-121
45-4
44-5
at DET
W, 112-109 OT
50
vs. OKC
W,116-108
46-4
45-5
at MIN
W, 103-100
51
vs. HOU
W, 123-110
47-4
46-5
at IND
W, 110-102
52
at PHX
W, 112-104
48-4
47-5
vs. CLE
W, 102-76
53
at POR
L, 137-105
48-5
48-5
at ATL
W, 96-91
54
at LAC
W, 115-112
49-5
48-6
at MIA
L, 113-104
55
at ATL
W, 102-92
50-5
49-6
vs. ORL
W, 111-91
56
at MIA
W, 118-112
51-5
50-6
vs. MIN
W, 120-99
57
at ORL
W, 130-114
52-5
51-6
vs. GS
W, 110-87
58
at OKC
W, 121-118 OT
53-5
52-6
vs. BOS
W, 107-75
59
vs. ATL
W, 109-105 OT
54-5
53-6
vs. MIL
W, 115-106
60
vs. OKC
W, 121-106
55-5
54-6
vs. DET
W, 102-81
GM
OPP
RESULT
OPP
RESULT
61
at LAL
L, 112-95
55-6
54-7
at NYK
L, 104-72
62
vs. ORL
W, 119-113
56-6
55-7
vs. WAS
W, 103-86
63
vs. UTAH
W, 115-94
57-6
56-7
vs. DEN
W, 108-87
64
vs. POR
W, 128-112
58-6
57-7
at NJ
W, 97-93
65
vs. PHX
W, 123-116
59-6
58-7
at PHI
W, 98-94
66
vs. NO
W, 125-107
60-6
59-7
vs. SAC
W, 89-67
67
vs. NYK
W, 121-85
61-6
60-7
vs. NYK
W, 107-86
68
at DAL
W, 130-112
62-6
60-8
at TOR
L, 109-108
69
at SA
L, 87-79
62-7
61-8
vs. ATL
W, 111-80
70
at MIN
W, 109-104
63-7
62-8
vs. LAC
W, 106-85
71
vs. LAC
W, 114-98
64-7
63-8
at MIA
W, 110-92
72
vs. DAL
W, 128-120
65-7
64-8
vs. MIA
W, 100-92
73
vs. PHI
W, 117-105
66-7
65-8
at CHA
W, 126-92
74
vs. WAS
W, 102-94
67-7
66-8
at ORL
W, 90-86
75
at UTAH
W, 103-96 OT
68-7
66-9
vs. CHA
L, 98-97
76
vs. BOS
L, 106-109
68-8
67-9
at NJ
W, 113-100
77
vs. POR
W, 136-111
69-8
68-9
vs. PHI
W, 112-82
78
vs. MIN
L, 117-124
69-9
69-9
at CLE
W, 98-72
79
vs. SAS
W, 112-101
70-9
70-9
at MIL
W, 86-80
GM
OPP
RESULT
OPP
RESULT
80
at MEM
April 9
71-9
71-9
vs. DET
W, 110-79
81
at SAS
April 10
71-10
vs. IND
L, 100-99
82
vs. MEM
April 13
72-10
at WAS
W, 103-93