Basel57

I posted this in the Lakers forum as well, but I'm going to the game at ORACLE on Friday night. I'm flying up North where my cousins live, and we're going to the game. Section 112, row 23. I'm crazy excited, and it's going to be quite fun wearing my Lakers gear with all the Warriors fans surrounding me.

Any of you been to a Warriors game recently? I'm fully expecting the crowd to be insane, and it's also a nationally televised game, so I can't wait!

GO LAKERS!

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PFortyy

Well to answer your question, no I have not been to a Warriors game recently, never been to an nba game in my life in fact(damn Australia).

How do you feel being an apposing fan going to a Warriors game? If I were a Lakers fan going to a Warriors home game, I'd be pretty nervous. The crowd is extremely crazy @ the Oracle.

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Basel57

It's my first NBA game, so I don't really feel anything but excitement. I know that there's also a ton of Lakers fans at ORACLE whenever the two teams play up there, so it should be fun. It will suck, however, if the Lakers lose. I definitely do not want to be surrounded by so many Warriors fans if the Lakers lose. I won't hear the end of it until I get back to the parking lot.

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