Warriors breeze past Bulls 125-94

Stephen Curry glanced at the ''72'' banner hanging from the Nolan Ryan Jerseyrafters during the morning shootaround. A number that for two decades seemed unattainable just might be in reach for the Warriors if they keep playing this way. Curry scored 25 points, and Golden State made it look easy again, beating the Chicago Bulls 125-94 on Wednesday night. Curry tied a season high with 11 of his team's 38 assists and grabbed seven rebounds. Klay Thompson added 20 points. Harrison Barnes scored 19, and the defending champions simply outclassed Chicago after embarrassing LeBron http://www.officialmlbrangersshop.com/authentic-84-prince-fielder-jersey.htmlJames and the Cavaliers in Cleveland on Monday night. That's two straight dominant wins over two of the Eastern Conference's top teams after losing at Detroit and dropping two of three. ''Good teams bounce back quick and http://www.officialmlbrangersshop.com/authentic-3-russell-wilson-jersey.htmlwe were able to do that,'' Curry said. ''It says a lot about our resiliency.'' The Warriors are more than just a good team. They're a team that set a league record with a 24-0 start. And they're a team that could challenge the single-season mark of 72 wins set by the 1995-96 Bulls. ''I feel like we kind of have that chip back on our shoulders,'' Draymond Green said. ''It kind Jose Bautista Jerseyof fell off a little bit.'' The Warriors http://www.officialbluejaysstore.com/authentic-7-jose-reyes-jersey.htmlbuilt a big lead in the first quarter and never were threatened after that, improving their league-best road record to 20-4. Derrick Rose scored 29 and Jimmy Butler added 23 points after a slow start for Chicago. Pau Gasol was a nonfactor with one point and the Bulls missed 19 of 20 3-pointers on the way to their fifth loss in seven games. ''It's embarrassing,'' Rose said. ''We stopped communicating while we were out there. You could easily tell there was no communication on both sides of the ball. The only thing we can do from it is learn.''