Watch Chicago Bulls Vs. Golden State Warriors Live Online: Streaming Link, Warriors Go For 14th Straight

NBA fans can watch the Golden State Warriors chase history live online, as they face the visiting Chicago Bulls in what would be Golden State’s 14th straight victory without a defeat to start the 2015-2016 season. The win, if the Warriors can pull it off, would leave them just two games short of breaking the record for best undefeated start in National Basketball Association history, held by the 1993-1994 Houston Rockets and 1948-1949 Washington Capitols, who both started their seasons 15-0.

A win for the Warriors over the Bulls on Friday would equal the record for best start to a season for a defending NBA Champion, set by the 1957-1958 Boston Celtics.

But Golden State faces a formidable threat from the Bulls, who at 8-3 sit just a half-game behind the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Eastern Conference standings. And in January, it was the Bulls who ended what had been a 19-game home winning streak for the Warriors, with a shocking comeback from a 11-point fourth-quarter deficit.

The Warriors have not lost a regular season game at Oracle Arena since that defeat at the hands of the Bulls — a home winning streak of 25 straight as they welcome the Bulls into Oracle once again on Friday night.

To find out how to watch the Chicago Bulls Vs. Golden State Warriors Friday NBA game live online, see the streaming information at the bottom of this article. Tip-off is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Pacific Time at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California, 10:30 p.m. Eastern, and 9:30 p.m. Central on Friday, November 20.

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If the Bulls believed they had a shot at another upset on Golden State home territory, those hopes took a beating Friday afternoon when Chicago announced that three-time All-Star and former NBA MVP Derrick Rose would “most likely” sit out for a second straight game with an ankle injury suffered in Monday’s game 96-95 victory over the Indiana Pacers.

Without Rose, the Bulls leaned on 26-year-old, sixth-year guard Jimmy Butler for their scoring, and Butler delivered, hitting on 11-of-23 field goals, including three-of-seven three-point attempts, to go with with seven-for-eight free throw shooting, totaling 32 points.

The 2011 first-round draft pick out of Marquette University has taken at least eight free throws in each of his last three games. In fact, Butler has easily been Chicago’s top scorer this season, with 224 points from 11 games. Which pales when compared to the Warriors’ top scorer, reigning NBA MVP Stephen Curry, who has put up 444 points in the 14 Golden State games so far this season — an average of nearly one point per minute.

The Warriors are not just winning, they’re crushing the opposition in the early stages of the season, winning their 14 contests by an average of 13.6 points per game.

If there is any factor leaning against the Warriors in Friday’s showdown with the Bulls — and there probably isn’t — it would be that Golden State will be playing the second of back-to-back games, after a 124-117 win in Los Angeles against the Clippers on Thursday. Friday’s game will also be the fourth in the last seven days for the Warriors.

To watch the Chicago Bulls vs. Golden State Warriors NBA showdown live online, fans have two options. Using log-in credentials from a cable or satellite provider, viewers can log in to WatchESPN at this link — or download the WatchESPN app to view the game on mobile devices. WatchESPN is also available on set-top streaming boxes such as Apple TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV.

For fans without log-in credentials, the online TV service Sling TV carries ESPN, which will broadcast the game. The Sling TV package subscription costs $20 per month, but also offers a seven-day free trial. To watch Chicago Bulls vs. Golden State Warriors on Sling, go to this link to sign up.

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