Golden State on the Verge of Breaking NBA Historical Record

In the final days of the group stage of the most prestigious basketball league in the world, the two leading teams in the Western Conference faced off, and Golden State managed to avenge their loss at the opponent's home. Golden State, on the verge of creating a historic record for the National Basketball Association, defeated San Antonio 112 to 101. Steve Kerr's team increased their lead to 18 points by the end of the third quarter, making their victory over the powerful San Antonio team more decisive than the loss they had suffered at the rival's home. In last year's finals, the Golden State Warriors were able to overcome Cleveland with its superstar LeBron James and became NBA champions again after 40 years. As the defending champions, they now have 70 wins and only 9 losses, and if they do not lose in the remaining three games, they will break the dream record of the Chicago Bulls in 1996. That year, Chicago, with Michael Jordan, Toni Kukoc, Scottie Pippen, and Steve Kerr—who is now a successful coach at Golden State—left behind 72 wins and 10 losses. Recently, when Barack Obama hosted the Golden State team at the White House, the President of the United States preferred to introduce Steve Kerr not as the head coach of Golden State but as 'a member of the 96 Bulls, the best team in NBA history.' Golden State has three more games ahead, one of which is a rematch with San Antonio at the opponent's home, while San Antonio also aims to leave a historic record. This team has not suffered any losses at home this season, and if they survive two tough home tests against Golden State and Oklahoma, they will become the record holders in NBA history. The league record is held by the Boston Celtics, who finished 1986 with 40 wins and only one home loss, and also won the championship that season. If San Antonio, with its clever coach Gregg Popovich, wins the remaining two home games, they will achieve the astonishing record of 41 wins without a loss. Golden State has last year's league MVP, Stephen Curry, who is likely to win this title again this year with his remarkable performance. His successful three-point shots, which go in from all over the court, even from behind the center line, have made Curry famous worldwide. He is the son of Dell Curry, a former star of Charlotte, who now appears as a commentator on live programs during Charlotte's home games. Stephen's younger brother is Seth Curry, who plays for the Sacramento Kings. While teams like Memphis are facing multiple injuries due to the intensity and pressure of the games in the final days, the return of Andre Iguodala and Festus Ezeli after long injuries is good news for Golden State fans, especially with the playoffs approaching, where the heavy pressure and increasing excitement of the games often lead to numerous injuries for various teams. In the Golden State team, Draymond Green is in ideal form. Harrison Barnes has also shown his upward trend in recent games. Klay Thompson is the champion of the league's three-point shooting competition. Barbosa, Livingston, Bogut, and Speights are other key players of Golden State, which is still the number one contender for the championship this season. The team was 18 points ahead of Minnesota at home but a moment of deceptive confidence in the certainty of victory caused the game to end in a tie, and Minnesota left a big surprise in overtime. A big lesson for 'Steph' and his teammates, who know the difficult path they have to take to repeat the championship title. In the Western Conference, besides San Antonio, which is shadowing them, other playoff teams like Portland with the unstoppable Damian Lillard will also be tough competitors. Or the Clippers, where you again see the injured and controversial Blake Griffin in the lineup. In the Eastern Conference, Cleveland with King James, J.R. Smith, Kyrie Irving, and Kevin Love is again the main contender for the finals. However, the Boston Celtics, Toronto Raptors, and even the surprise team Charlotte Hornets can pose many problems for the Cavaliers.