The Golden State Warriors came away with a solid victory against the Los Angeles Clippers inside the Chase Center on Tuesday night. The 112-97 win ended a season-high five-game losing streak.

Now that Klay Thompson is healthy, the Warriors are finally seeing how a lineup with him, Stephen Curry, and Jordan Poole looks. Tuesday, the trio didn't have a monster game, but they got the job done, scoring 55 points between them.

“There’s been a lot of different combinations of guys, I don’t know what the numbers say in terms of us three out there and whoever the other two are,” Curry told ClutchPoints. “But as long as we are making the right play, being aggressive and letting the game come to us, there is enough shooting and playmaking that we can work off each other really well.”

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When these three are on the court, Poole is usually the primary ball handler. It allows the Warriors the ability to score anywhere on the floor. The defense has to either pick somebody to take out of the offense or play them straight up. Neither options are good, because any one of these guys can get hot and make it a long night.

It was exciting to see the trio clicking and getting a victory on Tuesday. The world still hasn't seen them at their best, and that's scary for opposing teams. The more Thompson, Curry, and Poole play together, the better this triple threat will become. If this combination works, the Warriors will be tough to deal with in the postseason.