While the Bucks and the Raptors have locked up playoff spots in the East for a while, the West still hadn't seen anyone punch their ticket yet.
Until Saturday night, when the Warriors routed the Thunder 110-88 in Oklahoma City.
And in doing so, the Warriors made franchise history. It's their seventh consecutive playoff berth, breaking the franchise record held by the Philadelphia Warriors from 1946 through 1952.
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The Warriors are fighting to hold off the Denver Nuggets for the West's No. 1 seed. With the win, Golden State holds a one-game lead over Denver, which eked out a home victory over Indiana.
Either the Clippers, Spurs or Jazz appear to be the Warriors' likely first-round opponent. Those teams are separated by only one game in the Nos. 6 through 8 spots.
The Warriors enter the postseason as defending back-to-back NBA champions and are aiming for a rare three-peat.