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Golden State Warriors Tickets

Golden State Warriors Tickets

Golden State Warriors Tickets

The Golden State Warriors remain one of the most dangerous offensive basketball teams in the NBA and have improved their defense. This makes them quite dangerous, far more dangerous than most realize. Golden State Warriors tickets are perfectly capable of being available in the Western Conference Finals if this club is indeed capable of scoring at will and proving scrappy enough to be  a pest at the other end.

Yes, guard Stephen Curry is the primary offensive player, but this basketball team is much deeper than even his range. Center Andrew Bogut is back and has been able to immediately improve the defense, even though he is still trying to get back into game shape. Power forward Carl Landry has stepped up in David Lee’s absence. Shooting guard Klay Thompson is a lesser version of Curry, but he helps keep the defense honest. Sixth man Jarrett Jack has finally found a place in the NBA and is thriving as both a scorer and a passer. Together these players will be on the court for the majority of the Warriors 2013 playoff games and they are fully capable of reaching the conference finals.



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Preseason: Los Angeles Lakers vs. Golden State Warriors Oct 5, 2013
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Golden State History

The Golden State Warriors are an intriguing NBA team. They played in Philadelphia from 1946 to 1962 and dominated with Paul Arizin, Neil Johnston, and Wilt Chamberlain. Ultimately, the Warriors moved to the West Coast, first finding a home in San Francisco. The team eventually crossed the bridge to play in Oakland and became the Golden State Warriors.

In both San Francisco and Oakland the team enjoyed building the roster around Rick Barry. A frustrating star, he could score at will and helped the team win its third championship (the previous two came in the pre-Wilt years in Phiily). Barry could not play forever though. He could not alter his game any more than he already had (he began his career as a scorer and rebounder and became a ball handler and outside shooter) and he had to give into retirement in 1980.

Post-Barry, the Golden State Warriors were a struggling team. The franchise could not seem to find the right talent to challenge the likes of the Lakers or, in many seasons, post a winning record. This changed in the late 1980s. By then the Sleepy Floyd-era had faded and the Run TMC era had begun. Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond, and Chris Mullin embraced Don Nelson’s focus on offense and the Warriors became a consistent playoff participant.

The lack of defensive effort prompted a coaching change by the middle of the 1990s. The roster changed too, but the locker room became an acrimonious place. Despite the talent of Latrell Sprewell and Chris Webber, incidents forced the front office to move these players and accept futility. Today the team is counting on the phenomenal shooting of Stephen Curry to lead the team back to the postseason consistently and, perhaps, to the NBA Finals.