The Golden State Warriors are three games away from breaking the 72 win record of the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls. NBA stars like LeBron James and Kobe Bryant look forward to the Warriors breaking the record, but some people aren't as happy about it.

One person that isn't as happy is Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf. He told the Chicago Tribune's KC Johnson:

“I was hoping that it would last at least until I died.”

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Reinsdorf also took a subtle dig at the Warriors:

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“We had lots of blowouts. How many games did they tie up at the end and win in overtime? We didn't have a lot of those games.”

The Warriors will have to go through the Memphis Grizzlies twice and put the San Antonio Spurs‘ undefeated home record on the line to get to 73 wins.