VIDEO: Golden State Warriors News: Scottie Pippen Says 1996 Chicago Bulls Team Will Sweep Stephen Curry's Team

Golden states Warrior is having its best ever season so far try to break the Michael Jordan's Chicago Bulls 72 win season.

Warriors are currently 70-9 with three games remaining for this seaon. Warriors has two games with Memphis Grizzlies and one game with San Antonio Spurs for rest of the season. Warriors just have beaten spurs 112-101 on Thursday.

Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen said in a recent interview, he said the 1995-96 Bulls would sweep the Warriors in a hypothetical series between the teams.

"Bulls in four [games]," Pippen said during an interview at an AT&T event in Houston.

Pippen was then given a chance to explain his prediction and was asked whether he thought the Bulls would have an off-night against Golden State.

"I don't think we'd take a night off," he said.

Pippen said that he would draw the assignment of guarding league MVP Stephen Curry, while Michael Jordan would guard Klay Thompson.

"I think that my size and length would bother [Curry] a little bit," said Pippen, who claimed that he can keep Curry to fewer than 20 points.

Pippen also said on the Warriors "You know for me, to see the Warriors doing what they're doing today, the way the game has changed, I think it's great. I'm probably one of the Warriors biggest fans. I don't know if I'm watching them because I want to see them lose, but I played with Steve Kerr, one of my best friends, and I'm very happy to see him having that success. But I don't want to see him break my record."

Scottie pippen icknamed "Pip", he is most known for his time with the Chicago Bulls, with the team he won six NBA titles and their record 1995-96 season of 72 wins. Pippen, along with Michael Jordan, played an significant role in transforming the Bulls team into a championship team and for popularizing the NBA around the world during the 1990s.