After being lost in Milwaukee, the Warriors find themselves in Chicago, overwhelming 138-96 with a metamorphosis that has not been seen in the NBA since 1991: a team capable of going down by more than 30 points in a game and going above 30 in that of 24 hours later. The true version of Golden State is more like the one seen at United Center: a perfect collective capable of making up for absences (Draymond Green and Klay Thompson, precautionary rest) and playing splendidly as a team (39 assists). At an unsustainable pace for the uncertain Bulls and with a new jewel to showcase: Jonathan Kuminga. The rookie that Steve Kerr compares to the first Kawhi Leonard gives himself the best game of his career, 25 points to confirm that he can be the heir to the throne of the dynasty
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