CHICAGO – No matter how ugly they play, the Warriors carve out a time where they can usually camouflage all of their past mistakes.
That moment this season has usually happened in the third quarter, where the Warriors walk back onto the court with a more talented roster, more focused mindset and more half-time adjustments. As a result: the Warriors put together a show that led to 119-112 victory over the Chicago Bulls on Monday.
Fortunately for the Warriors (36-10), that secured a 14th consecutive road victory to match the franchise’s longest-road winning streak that they also set in the 2015-16 season.