Klay Thompson and Jordan Poole both have been outstanding during the Warriors' current four-game winning streak, so far the longest of the season.
Their chemistry has been on another level lately, as the two combined for 12 3-points and 72 points in Golden State's 118-112 comeback win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday night.
This prompted the duo to brainstorm a nickname for their sharpshooting partnership.
"It’s been great," Thompson said Friday. "We call each other '311,' like the band."
Poole, No. 3, and Thompson, No. 11. Those jersey numbers combine to read 311, the American rock band which gained popularity in the mid-1990s for dominating the rap rock genre with hit songs like "Down" and "All Mixed Up."
As Golden State operates without All-Star forward Andrew Wiggins and superstar Steph Curry, much of the scoring burden has fallen on the shoulders of the "311" duo.
It's been working lately with Poole averaging 30.8 points and Thompson posting 28.0 points in 38.3 minutes over the Warriors' last four games.
Golden State Warriors
Find the latest Golden State Warriors news, highlights, analysis and more with NBC Sports Bay Area and California.
"I think we kind of built that chemistry last year, so it’s paying dividends this year," Thompson said. "JP is such an amazing shot-maker as well as playmaker. It’s easy to play off him when he puts so much pressure on the defense. I think we have a good synergy between us.
"I hope we can keep this going even when we get to full strength. We’ll be in that second unit a lot together."
RELATED: How Jerome secretly sparked Warriors' comeback win vs. Blazers
The Warriors have a chance to properly celebrate the new Poole-Thompson nickname when they play Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks on the band's annual "311 Day" on March 11.
Is it too early to pencil in Poole and Thompson for a big night on what is now their unofficial holiday?