GS Warriors team is for sale

[scott0326]

The Warriors easily have the best fans in basketball, they deserve better. Nellie needs to go, hopefully whoever buys the team realizes that.

[warriorfan]

[Bodhi]

I spend a lot of time in the Bay Area so it would be cool to see the Warriors actually trying to win, not just score a lot of points. Hopefully they find a great owner.

[1manfastbreak]

Originally Posted by warriorfan

this news deserves more than one dancing banana


guess i can throw away the "cohan sell the team" sign i made for tonights game..

[bdreason]

The team has actually been for sale for a long time, but Cohan was asking WAY too much for the team, especially in this economy.

I really hope Ellison buys the team, ships out Nelly, and tries to build a team that can actually compete, not just score points.

[NoGunzJustSkillz]

im sure i can get 10k together. lets do this...

[RaceBannana]

Don Nelson will buy the team, he will be the coach forever.

[LJJ]

DO IT JEFF!

[Brujesino]

YES!!

[InspiredLebowski]

So they get sold they're getting a new building right? Especially if the Oracle head buys them?

[ShawnieMac06]

Originally Posted by InspiredLebowski

So they get sold they're getting a new building right? Especially if the Oracle head buys them?

Nah, I don't see them getting a new building anytime soon, or at least moving from Oakland. They're the main tenant in the Oracle, and also has California's largest NBA arena by seating capacity...by comparison, the HP Pavilion in San Jose seats 1,000 less for basketball. Similar to KeyArena in Seattle, the Oracle Arena (back then the Oakland Coliseum Arena) underwent a renovation which basically rebuilt the interior of the arena.

I don't think that David Stern would allow the NBA to abandon such a very large media market like the San Francisco Bay Area.

[1manfastbreak]

Originally Posted by ShawnieMac06

Nah, I don't see them getting a new building anytime soon, or at least moving from Oakland. They're the main tenant in the Oracle, and also has California's largest NBA arena by seating capacity...by comparison, the HP Pavilion in San Jose seats 1,000 less for basketball. Similar to KeyArena in Seattle, the Oracle Arena (back then the Oakland Coliseum Arena) underwent a renovation which basically rebuilt the interior of the arena.

I don't think that David Stern would allow the NBA to abandon such a very large media market like the San Francisco Bay Area.

warriors are not going anywhere. The A's are finally getting their own stadium and will most likely be moving out of Oakland. I would expect Al to make some changes to the Mac because the Raiders will finally have that all to themselves.