Golden State Warrior Tickets

One of the 11 charter members of the Basketball Association of America, which later became the NBA, the Philadelphia Warriors won the league's first championship under Eddie Gottlieb.
Back then, 'Jumpin' Joe" Fulks led the way. In recent years, it has been youngsters like Jason Richardson trying to re-establish a winning tradition in northern California. The Golden State Warriors won a second title in 1956, moved to San Francisco for the 1962-63 seasons and crossed the Bay in 1971, adopting the name Golden State in an effort to draw a wider audience. Golden State Warriors even played some games in San Diego. The true golden years for Golden State Warriors Tickets began in the 1960s, when Wilt Chamberlain and (later) Rick Barry carried the club. Another great, Nate Thurmond, also emerged, but it was Barry's return that led to the Philadelphia Warriors' third (and most recent) title in 1975 according to Philadelphia Warriors Schedule.

1946-47 Scoring machine Joe Fulks leads the Philadelphia Warriors to the first BM championship. Fulks' scoring average of 23.2 tops the league by six-plus points.
1955-56 Rookie Tom Gola joins veterans Paul Arizin and Neil Johnston and helps the Golden State Warriors to their second title.
1959-60 Wilt Chamberlain revives a Philadelphia Warriors team that has slipped. "The Stilt" posts scoring averages of 33-plus points in each of his first seven seasons, including 50.4 PPG and 25.7 RPG in 1961-62.
1960 On March 2, in a game against New York in Hershey, Pa., Chamberlain sets a record that might never be broken, scoring 100 points. He shoots 36-of-63 from the floor and 28-of-32 from the line.
1962 Two years after the Lakers' move to L.A., the Philadelphia Warriors head west to San Francisco and the Cow Palace.  We provide great deals for Golden State Warrior Tickets.
1965 On January 15, Chamberlain is traded to the 76ers for three players and cash. The emergence of Rick Barry, a rookie in 1965-66, helps ease the pain felt by the fans.
1971 Plagued by low attendance, the Golden State Warriors take the name "Golden State" and move to Oakland before the 1971-72 season.
1974-75 In its third season since a court decision forced Barry to return to the Golden State Warriors after four years in the ABA, Golden State wins the third title in franchise history. Coach Al Attles does it with a deep bench and a team-first philosophy. (Golden State Warrior Tickets)
1990-91 The "Run TMC" trio of Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond and Chris Mullin helps Golden State to its best record in nine years.
1996-97 Golden State makes San Jose its temporary home when the Oakland Coliseum undergoes renovations.
2001-02 Jason Richardson, drafted fifth overall, wins MVP honors in the All-Star Rookie Challenge and the first of two Slam Dunk titles.