
Lacob declares San Francisco is ‘back' after All-Star Weekend
Golden State Warriors CEO Joe Lacob was pleased with the NBA All-Star Weekend festivities in San Francisco.
Golden State Warriors CEO Joe Lacob was pleased with the NBA All-Star Weekend festivities in San Francisco.
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NBA All-Star Weekend has brought a lot of fans to the Bay Area.
Steph Curry and his fellow All-Stars practiced at the Oakland Arena on Saturday, a place that brings back special memories. “It’s a moment that’s just truly Oakland, truly authentic to what I have experienced here and it all matters,” Curry told the media.
Although the long awaited NBA All-Star game is on Sunday, it’s not holding people in San Francisco back from enjoying the activities the weekend has to offer.
This will be an actual All-Star matchup.