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Team: Golden State Warriors

League: NBA

Conference: Western Conference

Head Coach: Steve Kerr

Home Games: Oakland Arena

Hometown: San Francisco, Calif.

Golden State Warriors Playoff Tickets

The Golden State Warriors first came onto the professional basketball scene in 1946, soon becoming a member of the National Basketball Association and making their presence known through countless impressive seasons of gameplay. The team continues to boast an impressive reputation and are expected to continue their success during the 2020 post-season. The Golden State Warriors have finished at or near the top of the Western Conference on many different occasions, specifically over the past decade. Overall, the team has won eight total Western conference titles and has gone on to compete in the NBA Finals on multiple occasions. The Golden State Warriors managed to add NBA Championship wins to their history in 1956, 1975, 2015, 2017 and 2018. Grab your tickets for the Golden State Warriors Playoff at StubHub, the world's largest ticketing marketplace for live sporting events.

Who will the Golden State Warriors likely play during their next playoff event?

With their rich, impressive history as an elite NBA team, the Golden State Warriors are expected to make a serious postseason run once again and are looking to make it to the NBA Finals in 2020. While it is anyone’s guess which teams the Golden State Warriors might find themselves matched up against in postseason play, a few teams are already obvious contenders. The San Antonio Spurs, Los Angeles Clippers and Portland Trail Blazers will all serve as strong Western Conference competition for the Warriors.

Who are the key players on the Golden State Warriors?

Known as one of the top teams in the entire NBA, the Golden State Warriors finished their 2019 season with the best record of any NBA team. The team boasts an impressive all-star lineup that includes Steph Curry, who is one of basketball’s best all-time shooters. Alongside Curry is backcourt teammate and premier shooter Klay Thompson. Adding to the team’s overall impressive lineup is forward Draymond Green. Green is considered one of the most versatile players in the NBA. The team has already dealt with some challenges in the 2019-20 season, with both Curry and Thompson dealing with serious injuries.

What are some high points in the Warriors' history?

Since their inception back in 1946, the Golden State Warriors have proven their worth as a top NBA team time and time again. With 73 total victories, their 2015-16 season saw them break the record for the most wins in league history — a record that was set by the Chicago Bulls during the Michael Jordan era. While the Warriors failed to walk away with an NBA championship win that year, their record-breaking season will be talked about and honored for years to come, suggesting that the team may be planning to set additional records in future seasons.

Where do the Warriors play their home games?

If you are looking forward to Golden State Warriors' postseason play, chances are you will be interested in the team's regular-season events as well. Pay a visit to the Golden State Warriors’ hometown of San Francisco, Calif., and get excited for the 2020 NBA Finals by seeing your favorite team live and in-person in the Oakland Arena. Find your tickets at StubHub today and begin planning your trip to California to cheer on the Golden State Warriors to their next victory.

Where can I buy tickets for the 2020 Golden State Warriors' playoff?

Tickets to Golden State Warriors' postseason playoff events are a hot commodity, so make sure to grab your tickets for 2020 at StubHub as soon as they go on sale. Search the StubHub seating chart to find the perfect tickets for your personal 2020 Western Conference playoff experience.Back to Top