The United Center floor Monday in the Bulls 149-124 loss to the Golden State Warriors in which the Warriors scored the second most points in a half in NBA history, 92, felt like one of those disaster scenes from the Naked Gun movies. There’s fireworks exploding everywhere and hysterics and running, and Frank Drebin is comforting, “Nothing to see here, keep moving.”
There was nothing to see of this hoop cataclysm if you were a Bulls fan with Golden State leading 92-50 at halftime and Klay Thompson already with 10 threes on the way to an all-time NBA record 14 in 24 attempts.