3 Golden State Warriors records that will never be broken

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The Golden State Warriors have been a franchise since they were the San Francisco Warriors and even the Philadelphia Warriors prior to that. They even outdate the NBA, having played in the BAA for the first three years of their existence.

The franchise has had a couple of legendary players, and the two most common names linked to Dub Nation are Stephen Curry and Wilt Chamberlain.

The Golden State Warriors are one of the most storied organizations in the NBA, and they’ve accrued a few team records that may never be broken.

Wilt, who had an absolutely dominant career, is best known for his 100-point game, the most ever scored by a single player in a game. As for Steph, he was the leader of the Warriors’ teams that won three titles in four seasons.

Players like Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green have also headlined the Warriors dynasty. The dynasty, although the core is still intact, is arguably all but over with their dominance having come from 2014-2019.

Not counting their BAA Finals win, they’ve won five titles. Over the course of that time, they’ve created a few dominant records. Let’s dive into three of them.

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