Draymond Green and the Warriors tied the Bulls' record on Sunday night and now only need one more win to hold outright the record for most wins in a single regular NBA season.

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While many Bulls' legends and current players have publicly stated that they think this years Warriors would have no chance against the '95-96 Bulls, according to Draymond Green, the Warriors have perhaps the most important supporter of all, none other than M.J. himself.

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“Mike told me at All-Star, go get the record. If you don't win the record I'm blaming you,” Green said following the Warriors win in San Antonio. “We're almost there. We got one more game or he gonna blame me.”

No pressure or anything.

The Warriors will play their final game on Wednesday at home in Oakland against the Memphis Grizzlies, a team they almost lost to on Saturday night. Regardless of the outcome of that game, this season had been an unforgettable one for Green and the Warriors that will always go down in the history books as one of the best ever.