SAN ANTONIO — "The best record of all time," Draymond Green called it.
Stephen Curry put it this way: "Something no team has done in history."
Seventy-three victories in a single NBA regular season, the historic plateau Golden State Warriors leaders Green and Curry have prioritized despite even Steve Kerr's desire for them to rest for the playoffs, hung in the balance at halftime.
Then the Warriors took the second half Sunday from their only peer this season, the San Antonio Spurs. Golden State is now expected to get No. 73 Wednesday night in the finale against the visiting Memphis Grizzlies.
Because the Warriors are so great, with so many wonderful layers of connective tissue within their team, no one views them as just a one-two punch.
Curry has a unique relationship with Andre Iguodala, his golf buddy and the one who ribbed him pregame Sunday about Jordan Spieth's Masters collapse. Klay Thompson is obviously the other Splash Brother.
But nobody can overlook the fact the Warriors are driven, s ...
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