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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

Warriors fans were lined up to get championship gear as soon as the game ended

Congrats to the 2017 NBA champions

The atmosphere in and around Oracle Arena was one of pure joy after Golden State won the 2017 NBA Finals.

In fact, right after the game, fans swarmed the Dick’s Sporting Goods in San Jose just to get some of that sweet Warriors championship gear.

Now that’s dedication. But of course who wouldn’t want to be the first person at school or at the office with a 2017 NBA Champions shirt?

Fans captured some really amazing moments in the minutes after the win in the stadium too.

Everyone got to storm the court after it was all over.

The party moved to the streets outside after the game, and furry friends joined in too.

Even those who stayed home tonight got to see a glimpse of the action with fireworks from Oracle Arena.

Congratulations to the Warriors and their fans!

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