Golden State Warriors @ Milwaukee Bucks 03/28/2015

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FRANCHISE HISTORY, THE GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS HAVE WON 60 GAMES.

After dispatching of the Memphis Grizzlies last evening, Golden State flew to Milwaukee, beginning their preparation to accomplish an unprecedented feat in franchise history - 60 victories in a single season.
However, the Bucks were fiercely determined to prevent the Warriors from making history on this night, scrapping to maintain their position as the sixth best team in the Eastern Conference.
As the first quarter came to a close, the contest looked to remain unpredictably even, as the Warriors emerged with a slim one-point lead.
Nevertheless, their "slim lead" would expand rapidly during the ensuing quarters, as the game quickly became the blowout that Golden State fans had anticipated.
Once again, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson were notable forces for the Warriors, combining for 46 points in a dominant victory.
And by the end of the night, it certainly was time to celebrate for Golden State, as they bested Milwaukee 108-95 to clinch the #1 seed in the Western Conference.
The Warriors will finish 25-5 against Eastern Conference opponents in their 2014-2015 campaign, which is the most impressive record posed against an opposing conference by a team since the 2006-2007 Dallas Mavericks.
Moving forward, Golden State is left with one final regular season milestone to achieve: winning at a pace that the high-flying Atlanta Hawks will not be able emulate.
The Warriors' record-breaking season continues on Tuesday night at the Staples Center, where they will look to defeat their most significant rival: the Los Angeles Clippers.

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