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First Coach: Eddie Gottlieb

Current Coach: Steve Kerr

Stadium: Chase Center

Team Nickname: ¨Dubs¨

Team Colors: Royal Blue, International Orange, Midnight Blue

Best Season: 73-9 in the 2015-2016 season

Worst Season: 12-57 in the 1952-1953 season

Mascot: none

Dance Team: Warriors Dance Team

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In this championship, the Philadelphia Warriors defeated the Chicago Stags. This highlighted an official title for the Basketball Association of America, and later became a huge partake in NBA history.

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Joe Fulks sets a phenomenal scoring record with 63 points in 108-87 victory against the Jets. His fans often call him ¨Jumpin´ Joe¨ and he soon was known as a memorable player to the team.

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The Warriors won their 2nd championship beating the Fort Wayne Pistons 4-1. Star players featured are Paul Arizin, Neil Johnston, and Tom Gola. This was held as a dominant season, in another words they posted their best record.

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Chamberlain was chosen by the Warriors as a territorial decision just prior to the NBA draft. His physical skill and talent held a huge significance on the decision. In addition, he won many honors like NBA MVP and Rookie of the Year Rewards.

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Star player, Rick Barry, is a huge success to the Philadelphia Warriors. His impressive size and athleticism brought him to a spot on the NBA All-Star Team. Later, he was known as the biggest dominant force in the league.

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Starting in 1965-1970, there were major changes between head coaches. In 1964, it began with Alex Hannum. Later in 1996, it transitioned to Bill Sharman. Then in 1970, George Lee was unfortunately fired and dropped his head position. Lastly, in 1970, Coach Al Attles continued his time with the Warriors moving forward.

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1977: Final Playoff Appearance of the Decade 

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1977: Final Playoff Appearance of the Decade 

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The Golden State Warriors reached to continue a successful game prior to 1975. They progressed greatly through the first few couple of rounds and showed their outstanding skills and team cooperation. But unfortunately they're time shortly ended in the semifinals where they faced major competition and ended up in defeat.

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1977 marked a huge decline in the team where many players lost their great talent and decided on bad trades. Ultimately, their longest struggle led to their franchises causing a decrease.

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Warriors won 7th overalll pick in NBA draft 1st round. This highlighted the start of Mullin's 16th season career. He was an important star player who won multiple awards for his dedication to the team.

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Don Nelson first over took as the manager of the Warriors in two seperate stints. He held a strong contribution to the team and held through many games and championships.

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2006: The "We Believe" Season and Playoff Run

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2006: The "We Believe" Season and Playoff Run

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The Warriors made a phenomenal 16-5 run to finish the regular season which eventually created victory over the Mavericks. This historic event raised the team overall motivation and allowed them to strive for success.

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The Warriors drafted him ending in the 40th overall pick. He soon became a fan favorite known for his athleticism and an overall outstanding player.

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2020-21: Curry's Absence and a League-Worst Record

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2020-21: Curry's Absence and a League-Worst Record

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The Golden State Warriors posted in 2 wins and 7 losses. Later Curry got injured with a bruised tailbone and led to his ultamite absence to the team. The team ended up successful with his withdrawal due to these severe injuries.

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2024: Draft, Second Thompson Injury, and Free Agency

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2024: Draft, Second Thompson Injury, and Free Agency

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In July, Thompson left the Warriors and signed a trade agreement towards the Mavericks. His most recent injury was his ACL tear in game 6 of the NBA finals. Due to financial problems, him and the Warriors strugged to agree with a contract extension.