The Warriors, of course, have a ridiculous 69-8 record and only need to go 4-1 over their final five games to best the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls historical-best record of 72-10.
The Timberwolves can make a serious dent in those hopes with a strong showing in the Bay Area. The Warriors lost at home last Friday for the first time in nearly 15 months, but came back to easily defeat the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday. Steve Kerr‘s crew still isn’t mortal, but they can be dinged.
The Wolves, on the other hand, have followed up a solid stretch of post-All-Star-break play with three consecutive stinkers, especially from an offensive perspective.