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Golden State Warriors Visit President Obama at the White House

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After scoring 51 points last night in the nation's capital, Steph Curry and the rest of the world champion Golden State Warriors stuck around and visited the  White House Thursday morning in celebration of last year's historic season.

Not only are the Warriors the champs after beating LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals last June, but they are unquestionably the best team in basketball this season. After last night's win against the Wizards, the ’Dubs sit at 45-4, ahead of the pace of the record-breaking 1995-96 Chicago Bulls that went 72-10.

Today, the team met President Obama — a Bulls fan. And that record came up a couple of times.

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