New Logos, Uniforms for Golden State Warriors in 2020

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Unless they're going to be playing a few games here and there at Oracle, I still don't really get why they kept "The Town" jersey. I get that they're trying to "Pay tribute" to Oakland, but it sort of has the opposite effect if you ask me. It feels like people can/will take that as a slap in the face. 

 

 

I've never really understood the whole Oakland/San Francisco "rivalry", honestly. They're different cities on opposite ends of the bay, but they both still represent the grater Bay Area. Living on one side of the bay and "hating" the other side has always seemed really silly to me. Especially when there's a huge metropolitan area a few hundred miles to the south that's often times diametrically opposed to many parts of Bay Area culture. 

 

That being said, I still acknowledge that the rivalry exists. 

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I'd like to see a "We Believe" warriors colorway on that modern set. The blue and yellow is looking alittle stale. Even if they threw in some more red like that throwback would be a nice twist. 

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3 hours ago, bcon_731 said:

The blue and yellow is looking alittle stale.

Nah. The Warriors look like themselves again after an ill-advised late 90s rebranding.

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All I see with Basketball Sentai Warrioranger is one amazing playoff run and Latrell Sprewell  assaulting PJ Carlesimo. It’s best to leave it behind.

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I really wish they would do a yellow version of the home and roads.

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16 hours ago, Ice_Cap said:

Nah. The Warriors look like themselves again after an ill-advised late 90s rebranding.

 

I agree. But, I did love the red orange, navy and gold they wore ... it's a solid combination. But, the Warriors should always be blue and gold.

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On 9/17/2019 at 12:27 PM, Bucfan56 said:

Unless they're going to be playing a few games here and there at Oracle, I still don't really get why they kept "The Town" jersey. I get that they're trying to "Pay tribute" to Oakland, but it sort of has the opposite effect if you ask me. It feels like people can/will take that as a slap in the face. 

 

 

I've never really understood the whole Oakland/San Francisco "rivalry", honestly. They're different cities on opposite ends of the bay, but they both still represent the grater Bay Area. Living on one side of the bay and "hating" the other side has always seemed really silly to me. Especially when there's a huge metropolitan area a few hundred miles to the south that's often times diametrically opposed to many parts of Bay Area culture. 

 

That being said, I still acknowledge that the rivalry exists. 

 

I mean why does South Chicago hate Northside? Why does Orange County hate LA proper? Why does Queens hate the Bronx?

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Why does the rest of Canada HATE Toronto? 

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Why does Garfield hate Mondays?