The Warriors are off to the best start in NBA history with a 34-2 record, and Blazers coach Terry Stotts says more records are in store for the defending NBA champions.
After Golden State defeated Portland 128-108 Friday night, Stotts said the Warriors are well on their way to breaking another NBA mark: the 1995-96 Bulls' 72-10 record.
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Terry Stotts on the Warriors: "They're on pace for the best record ever and I think they get it."
— Sean Michael Meagher (@sean2m) January 9, 2016"They're on pace for the best record ever and I think they get it," Stotts said.
After Stotts watched the Warriors score 38 points on his team in the first quarter alone and rendered Damian Lillard's 40-point, 10-assist showing useless, it's understandable why he would think that.