Two times MVP looked down at his feet and talked about inspiration for multiple colors. Both the left sneakers (for San Francisco) and the right sneakers (for Oakland) move a little while checking either side and break down the difference.
Curry continued: “It's kind of San Francisco and Oakland.”[There are] Even if they are adjacent to each other, there are differences in the differences we call for. Golden Gate Bridge, fog on the San Francisco side, sunset on the Oakland side. ”
“Bay” color scheme available on UA.com starting February 14.
Curry spent ten years seeing those Auckland sunsets and sunrises. The Warriors have been playing in the town's famous Oracle Arena until 2019. His first regular season game at Oracle was on October 28, 2009, and he competed in the last game of Architecture on June 13, 2019. San Francisco opened its first regular season game on October 24, 2019, with Curry in action, appearing from Karl the Fog. All this time in the Bay taught him what basketball meant for 415 and 510.
“Basketball and culture are so tied together,” Curry said of the Bay. “The franchise has had a really interesting journey over the years, you know, playing on both sides of the bridge, they won the championship at 74-75, Then, you know, until we won 40 years of drought it was in 14-15.”
Led by Rick Barry and Jamaal's “Silk” Wilkes, the '74-75 Warriors Squad had a talented Washington Bullets game Amazing four games. Enough to capture the entire voice-over fans, and then they passed their love for the team over the years to subsequent generations. The growing loyalists see incredible talents like Chris Mullin, Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond, Ratrells Latrell Sprewell, Chris Webber, Antawn Jamison, Jason Richardson, Baron Davis, Monta Monta Ellis and more. The fanatic crowd was the outrageous “We Believe” playoff sixth man in 2007, when the eighth-seeded Warriors defeated the single-seeded Mavericks led by Hall of Fame member Dirk Nowitzki. By the mid-20110s, when Curry swept the league, the Warriors Ground was a solid fortress. The entire league knows the power of Warriors fans, even fanatical. Within Oracle, 19,596 fans are constantly put together to form a deafening and defining chorus.
“Oracle is home,” Curry said in a 2019 video released by Dubs. “This is the happiest place I find playing basketball. I've been through a lot in Oracle. I'm really growing up as a basketball player there. It's always my first home in the NBA.”
But fans who love Curry back to Oracle still love him at Chase Center. Believers are still faithful.
