As Warriors Celebrate Championship, Oakland Official Campaigns For Team To Stay
In the glow of the Larry O'Brien Trophy and a championship parade, a movement kicked off Friday with a simple premise, to keep the Golden State Warriors in Oakland.
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In the glow of the Larry O'Brien Trophy and a championship parade, a movement kicked off Friday with a simple premise, to keep the Golden State Warriors in Oakland.
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In a rare moment of glory, Oakland will shine in the national spotlight as the Golden State Warriors parade through the city with their NBA championship trophy.
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It's not an official Oakland Parade unless Mayor Libby Schaaf's fire-breathing snail car makes an appearance.
Many Warriors fans are taking BART to get to the streets of Oakland for Friday's victory parade and celebration, but it's not clear the system will break the previous ridership record.
Generally, a new coach inherits the very vulnerable team that got the prior coach fired. Which is why, aside from LeBron, the most viscerally defeated or deflated man in the building was Mark Jackson.
Coach Madden remembered the "celebration" for the Raiders after they won the Super Bowl.
The City of Oakland will host a championship parade and victory rally for the NBA champion Golden State Warriors on Friday. It took 40 years for the Warriors to win the title, so the Parade has been a long time coming and I am going to savor each step!
As the Golden State Warriors prepare to celebrate their first NBA championship in four decades with their fans, Oakland is especially ready to show off a revitalized downtown along Friday's parade route.
Stephen Curry came off the plane, lifted the Larry O'Brien Trophy as he walked down the mobile staircase and let the gold award shine in the California sun.
The world champion Golden State Warriors will return home Wednesday afternoon after winning the franchise's first championship in 40 years, but there won't be a repeat of the 1975 welcome home when thousands of fans greeted the Warriors at San Francisco International Airport.
After winning their first NBA title in 40 years, the Golden State Warriors and Oakland city officials confirmed that a parade will take place in Downtown Oakland on Friday morning.
Praise has been raining down on the World Champion Golden State Warriors in the hours since they end the franchise's 40 year title drought, including from the highest offices in the land.
The 12th Street Oakland City Center BART station was shut down tonight because of crowds celebrating the Golden State Warriors' NBA title.
The Golden State Warriors have won their first NBA championship since 1975, beating the Cleveland Cavaliers 105-97 in Game 6.
One Golden State Warriors fan used thousands of grains of salt to show love for the team as they battle the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals.
With the team just hours away from its first shot at closing out the Cavaliers, we wanted to provide you this pre-game playlist to get pumped for the Game 6. Be sure to vote for your favorite at the bottom.
Steve Kerr's players had never been to the NBA Finals, so only he knows what the Golden State Warriors face in Game 6.
With the Golden State Warriors on the verge of an NBA Finals victory, fans are ready to go wild, prompting pleas to keep the partying under control in Oakland.
The City of Oakland is one Golden State Warriors victory away from hosting its first victory parade since the Raiders won Super Bowl XV more than three decades ago. For Dub Nation, that means it's time to start planning.
If the Golden State Warriors can finish off the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals in Tuesday's Game 6 in Cleveland, the welcome they receive on arriving home could rival the welcome they received in 1975 after Golden State's only other NBA title win.
Stephen Curry scored 37 points and the Golden State Warriors took a 3-2 lead in the NBA Finals with a 104-91 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday night.
Murals dedicated to the Golden State Warriors are popping up around the East Bay as the team battles the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals.
Some of the Warriors front office spent time in prison last weekend at San Quentin.
