The defending National Basketball Association (NBA) champion, the Golden State Warriors headed by NBA MVP Stephen Curry are targeting the Los Angeles Lakers’ all-time winning streak record of 33 games. Although the Warriors are gaining for a high peat to climb, they would stick to a strategy of talking one game at a time.
The Golden State Warriors already set a new record in the NBA on Tuesday for the longest unbeaten start to a season in history, routing the LA Lakers 111-77 at the NBA’s oldest arena, the Oracle Arena to notch their 16th consecutive victory.
With the huge success of the Golden State Warriors through the leadership of Stephen Curry and his teammates prompted many basketball analysts if one of the oldest records in the NBA history, the remarkable 33-game unbeaten streak set in 1971-72, could now be in jeopardy.
According to the 27-year-old Stephen Curry he had discussed an assault on the benchmark with his teammates, but assured reporters on a conference call the team would not get distracted by the pursuit of records.
The Golden State Warriors already made an NBA record of 16th consecutive win at the start of the season breaking the record set by the popular Chicago Bulls, who won 15th consecutive wins during the year 1993-94 Houston Rockets and the 1948-49 Washington Capitols for the NBA’s best start to a season.
