The Warriors and Spurs are set to square off Monday night, and the numbers suggest it will be the greatest regular season matchup ever to come this late in a season.
Highest Combined Winning Percentage (after at least 41 games)
Jan 25, 2016 -- .886 -- Spurs (38-6) vs Golden State (40-4)
Jan 9, 1972 -- .871 -- Milwaukee (35-8) vs Los Angeles (39-3)
Jan 24, 1967 -- .833 -- Philadelphia (46-4) vs Boston (34-12)
Feb 4, 1972 -- .832 -- Los Angeles (44-7) vs Milwaukee (45-11)
Jan 28, 1981 -- .827 -- Boston (42-9) vs Philadelphia (44-9)
Feb 6, 2015 -- .825 -- Atlanta (41-9) vs Golden State (39-8)
Record Comparison
Warriors Spurs
Overall 40-4 38-6
Home 20-0 24-0
Road 20-4 14-6
Oct/Nov 19-0 14-4
Dec 11-2 14-2
Jan 10-2 10-0
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All-Time Scoring Margin
2015-16 San Antonio Spurs -- +14.5
1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers* -- +12.3
1970-71 Milwaukee Bucks* -- +12.3
1995-96 Chicago Bucks* -- +12.2
2015-16 Golden State Warriors -- +12.1
*Won NBA Championship
Warriors vs Spurs (regular season Since 1997-98 -- Tim Duncan’s rookie season)
GS SA
Wins 10 56
Wins in Oak 10 24
Wins in SA 0 32
Points 92.9 104.1
Paint Points 38.8 45.1
Tim Duncan (regular seasons career vs Warriors)
Games 58
Record 51-7
Points 20.1
Rebs 11.1
FGs 52%
Stephen Curry (regular season career vs Spurs)
Games 16
Record 3-13
Points 18.6
FGs 44%
3-Pt FGs 40%
Assists 6.1
Golden State Warriors
