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💛💙 Golden State Warriors – Team Snapshot

🛡️ Golden State Warriors Team Identity

Established: 1946 (as the Philadelphia Warriors; moved to San Francisco in 1962 and became Golden State Warriors in 1971)
Location: San Francisco, California
League/Division: NBA – Western Conference, Pacific Division
Team Colors: Royal Blue, Golden Yellow
Mascot: Currently none
- Past mascots included “Thunder”, retired in 2008 when the Oklahoma City Thunder were created
Nickname: “The Dubs” (short for W’s)

🏟️ Golden State Warriors Home Arena

Name: Chase Center
Capacity: Approx. 18,064
Opened: 2019
Location: Mission Bay, San Francisco
Notable: State-of-the-art arena with high-end amenities, tech integrations, and bayfront location

🔥 Golden State Warriors Logo Description

The Warriors’ current logo features a stylized depiction of the Golden Gate Bridge in yellow and blue, inside a circle.
Updated in 2019, the logo keeps the iconic bridge imagery but with cleaner lines and deeper tones.
The logo reflects Bay Area pride, innovation, and connection to the community.
Previous versions included a Native American warrior (1940s), a thunderbolt logo (’90s), and a full-body “The City” design (1960s–70s).

🧠 Golden State Warriors Head Coach

Steve Kerr (since 2014) – 4× championship-winning coach with an emphasis on ball movement, defense, and team chemistry. Former player with 5 rings.

🌟 Golden State Warriors Current Top Players (2024–2025)

Stephen Curry (PG) – 2× MVP, 4× NBA champion, widely considered the greatest shooter of all time
Klay Thompson (SG) – Elite sharpshooter and lockdown defender (status under review as he approaches free agency)
Draymond Green (PF) – Defensive anchor, emotional leader, and playmaker
Andrew Wiggins (SF) – Athletic two-way wing and key 2022 Finals contributor
Jonathan Kuminga (F) – Explosive young forward with major upside
Brandin Podziemski, Moses Moody, Kevon Looney, Gary Payton II – Key rotational players
Chris Paul (PG) – Future Hall of Famer, acquired in 2023

🐐 Legends / Top Past Players

Wilt Chamberlain – Scored 100 points in a game while with the Philadelphia Warriors
Rick Barry – Finals MVP in 1975, known for underhand free throws and scoring prowess
Chris Mullin, Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond – Core of “Run TMC” era in the ’90s
Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson, Jason Richardson – Heroes of the 2007 “We Believe” team
Kevin Durant – 2× Finals MVP during 2017–2018 title runs
Andre Iguodala – 2015 Finals MVP and defensive specialist

⚔️ Rival Teams

Cleveland Cavaliers – Intense Finals rivalry (2015–2018)
Los Angeles Lakers – Classic NorCal vs. SoCal and recent playoff matchups
Sacramento Kings – Regional rivalry reignited in 2023 playoffs
Houston Rockets – Playoff battles during Harden era
Boston Celtics – Finals history including 2022

🏆 Championships & Playoff Highlights

NBA Championships (7):
- 1947, 1956 – As Philadelphia Warriors
- 1975 – Swept Bullets behind Rick Barry
- 2015, 2017, 2018, 2022 – Modern dynasty led by Curry, Thompson, Green, and Durant (2017–18)
NBA Finals Appearances: 12
Playoff Appearances: 38+
Dynasty Era: 2015–2022 – 4 titles in 8 seasons

🎉 Fun Fact

The Warriors are the only team to go 16–1 in a single postseason (2017), a record-setting run led by Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry.
The “We Believe” 2007 Warriors, as the 8th seed, upset the No. 1 Dallas Mavericks—still one of the biggest upsets in NBA history.

💰 Annual Revenue

Estimated Annual Revenue (2023): Approx. $800 million+
(According to Forbes; highest in the NBA, thanks to success, Chase Center, and global brand)
Team Valuation: Over $7.7 billion – the most valuable franchise in the NBA

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