STEPHEN Curry and Klay Thompson made it rain from downtown to snap the three-game winning streak of the Chicago Bulls, 119-112.
Chicago started off with season high 40 points in the first quarter alone, like beasts in the paint and fast breaks.
Chicago seemed to have control of the game until the Splash Brothers silenced the team and the crowd in Chicago with deadly three-point shots made.
Curry and Thompson made 6 three-pointers in the third quarter and the Warriors were able to hold the Bulls to just 12 points.
Stephen Curry was 6 of 11 from three and Thompson was 7 for 13. The rest of the Warriors were zero from the three-point end.
Curry had 30 points while Thompson had 38 points.
The game ended for the Bulls in the third quarter where they shot just 6 of 25 and were scoreless for almost seven minutes due to bad shots and good defense from the defending Champions.
The Bulls' Nikola Mirotic had 24 points in the loss.
Warriors will face the Houston Rockets next and look to push their road winning streak to 15. (Frankl Glarino, USC AB Communications intern/Sunstar Philippines)