This graph compares the game-by-game records of the current Golden State Warriors season against the record-setting 1995-1996 Chicago Bulls that won a total of 72 games and lost 10.
The blue stair-step line shows the number of games won by the Warriors as the season progresses. The stair-step red line shows the number of games won by the Bulls at the same point in the season. The area between these two lines is shaded yellow if the Warriors have more wins than the Bulls and shaded red if the Bulls have more wins. There is a stretch of 4 games where the Bulls have the better record. For the remainder of the games, the two teams are either tied, or the Warriors have the better record.
The x-axis shows the wins and losses for each of the games played. A yellow dot is a win for the Warriors, and a red dot is a win for the Bulls. Losses are represented as a number, indicating the total number of losses so far in the season. These losses are also highlighted as dots in the stair-step graph above.
The y-axis represents the number of games won by each team. Stripes in the vertical bar represent starts and stops of each team's winning streaks.