The Golden State Warriors improved their record to a staggering 23-0 last night as they defeated the Indiana Pacers, and they're looking so strong that even the legendary Harlem Globetrotters are casting an eye over their shoulders.
While Stephen Curry has been the man for the Warriors so far this year, last night Klay Thompson proved that if he's having an off day, there are plenty more talented players on the roster who can step up. He hit 10 three-pointers in the game, with eight of those coming in the first half as the Warriors blitzed their opposition.
The performances have been so strong that even the Harlem Globetrotter are beginning to worry that they might see their own record challenged...sort of.
We're starting to get worried though... 👀
— Harlem Globetrotters (@Globies) December 9, 2015
Of course, the Warriors were flattered by the comparisons.
#squadgoals https://t.co/WpD304XPOs
— Golden St. Warriors (@warriors) December 9, 2015
Something tells us it'll be a while yet until the Warriors are appearing in Scooby Doo cartoons anyway.
Meanwhile, spare a thought for fans of the poor old 76ers, who had been on a historic streak of their own: a losing one. They stopped the rot against the Lakers with their fist win to move to 1-18 (they've lost three in a row since) but it seems that it's having an effect on ticket sales and prices.
At least it's cheap to see your team lose, we suppose.
Bonus fact: November was a bad month for Philadelphia fans across all the sports as the Eagles, the 76ers and the Flyers all failed to record a single win. The Union didn't make the MLS playoffs either...
Via SB Nation
