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The Warriors got another significant win in a couple different ways. They beat the Minnesota

Timberwolves 121-107. It brings their magic number, if it still matters to people, to, I think,

one, to clinch home court for the, for the duration of the entire playoffs over the spurs and everyone

else and also because it marked a milestone that I wouldn't have thought about specifically for

this game but my friend ben golver brought it up which is that they with this game

broke the Chicago Bulls record for the most wins in three regular seasons,

which is really impressive. I mean, so the number now is 203, or sorry, it's 204 now. The Bulls

record was 203, and if they went out, they could go all the way to 208, which is pretty remarkable

when you think about where the league is gone, where the Warriors

have gone, and they've missed Kevin Durant for a bunch of this season, and just, you know, even

as good as they were under Mark Jackson, that it's also the first three years under a new coach.

Pretty amazing to really think about it.

And for me, the biggest star of this game was Clay Thompson. Thompson was

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