Green and his mom have a message
Dreymond Green jumped off the parade bus on Monday and, with his arms wrapped around his mother, Mary Babers-Green, told former Warriors player Festus Ezeli that he had one thing to say to his critics: “Shut up. ! » said Green. He added, “Winners win” and asked his mother if she had anything to say. She shouted, “Shut up!” Juan Toscano-Anderson was just as excited as he poured a golden liquid from a bottle into the open mouths of the fans who were waiting. But he added a thoughtful comment, saying that dreams do come true despite adversity. “I have been homeless three times in my life,” he said. “I have lived in 12 different households; I should not be here,” he told Ezeli. “Dreams come true bro, it’s inexplicable.”
Warriors enchant the crowd
Gary Payton II seemed to be spending both time off and off the bus, but instead of extinguishing the fans with his water pistol and letting out splashes of a golden bottle of champagne. Kevon Looney took action, though unlike Payton II, he held his shirt, flooding his fans as he posed and smiled for selfies. The only teammates who had the most fun were Dreymond Green and Juan Toscano-Anderson, who jumped happily on the bus that bore their name as Tuscan-Anderson waved a Mexican flag back and forth. Gary Payton 2 goes without a shirt and goes out in the crowd #WarriorsParade @sfchronicle pic.twitter.com/ijT4P0YKFO – Matthias Gafni (@mgafni) June 20, 2022
In the crowd for GP2
Gary Payton II, enjoying the championship parade, gave a shouting champagne shower to his fans. He then excited the crowd by jumping off the bus for a brief moment to find himself among them. Gary Payton II seemed to be spending both time off and off the bus, but instead of extinguishing the fans with his water pistol and letting out splashes of a golden bottle of champagne. Video: Chase DiFeliciantonio
The parade runs on Market Street
Double-decker buses full of Warriors players and their families, and colors in blue and gold, rolled down Market Street as fans roared and confetti cannons were fired. The buses were crowned with the team’s Larry O’Brien gold trophies, one of which was held by Draymond Green from above, shining happily as the buses passed through a carpet of confetti down the street. Gary Payton Jr. stripped to the waist and fired water from the deck of a bus as fans screamed for joy. Soon he jumped off the bus and started shouting excited fans over the metal gates of the parade.
I wake up at 5 in the morning but it’s worth it
Elizabeth Hansen and her boyfriend Roger Cortes woke up at 5 a.m. in Brentwood to reach Market Street and find a viewpoint at the end of the Warriors’ parade route. As the parade began on the other side of the Agora, shortly after the promised start at 11:20 a.m., Hansen said she was “hot, hungry, tired.” But she was proud of the team she had grown up watching all her life and Klay Thompson’s recovery from injury, he said, “made me even more proud to be a fan of his.” Alma Antioquia, Jocelyn Malott and Lizelle Cervantes and friends hold the “Boston … Learn to Cook … From Steph + Ayesha” badges at the NBA Championship parade. Video: Matias Gafni
MVP in the parking category
Laurie Anderson, 57, of San Francisco, deserves the MVP of the parade because she found a parking space near the parade. He drove downtown on Sunday to find a spot in the parade area and found a $ 20 garage near Market and Main. “I came to my first parade in 1981 when the 49ers beat Cincinnati in the Super Bowl and I have never lost since,” he said. “This is the first one in San Francisco, so there was no way I was going to miss it!”
Warriors in the parade
Buses carrying NBA champion Golden State Warriors began moving on Market Street, eliciting the screams and cheers of thousands of street fans.
The pool party begins
As the young Jordan Poole, who stood out from the Warriors, was greeted on stage at the Embarcadero ahead of Monday’s winning parade, he raised a water pistol and sprayed streams of water into the sky over cheering fans. Becoming a member of the Splash Brothers, Poole has leaned on his new nickname: the Poole Party. POOLE PARTIES ALL THE SUMMER pic.twitter.com/iGDtSeRyO0 – Golden State Warriors (@warriors) June 20, 2022
“The little one wins,” says Thompson
Klay Thompson on Monday took some time to reflect on the moments away from the buckets and boards where the Warriors won it all. “That’s right there, these little wins,” he told the rally ahead of Monday’s championship parade as teammate Stephen Curry laughed and kicked. “This is something I will take for the rest of my life, only the little things in life that inspire you to keep going, whether it is taking a picture with an old lady or a young child. “Dub Nation has no limits and we have fans from all walks of life.” “It’s about small wins.” pic.twitter.com/XZEMxQOdYM – Golden State Warriors (@warriors) June 20, 2022
“This is it,” says Steph
The Warriors stood out and the MVP of the finals, Stephen Curry, had a great image to do throughout the rejoicing over the Warriors’ victory in the NBA Championship. Commenting on Monday’s parade, he said: “This is the point – to entertain you, to give you something to be passionate about. It gives us the opportunity and the platform to do things that have not been done in history and represent the whole area of the bay in the process. “
Green: I’m just trying to be ‘controversial’
“I’m just trying to think of the most controversial thing I can say,” said a smiling Drymond Green to a standing ovation from fans at the start of the Warriors parade on Monday. Green vowed to continue his social media harassment and said it was special to see teammates like Andrew Wiggins win their first league title. “Thanks guys, and as always f — everyone else, I love you.” said Green. “Really mature Dreymond”, his teammate Clay Thompson was then killed, taking the microphone.
Kerr: “We’ve been stinking for the last two years.” But that was then
TV presenter Bob Fitzgerald asked Warriors coach Steve Kerr to think about the team’s surprise on Monday. “The reason for the surprise is that we’ve been smelling a bit for the last two years,” Kerr told the rally before the Market Street parade. “Being able to get back from where we were is incredible and proof for these guys.”
The Warriors are partying from the Embarcadero
“We’re back from the abyss,” Warriors owner Joe Lacob said Monday from a stage at the Embarcadero, backing the Warriors’s four-time trophy Larry O’Brien. He stressed the continuity of the team, with Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green playing together for a decade or more. “We have incredible continuity,” Lacob said.
The televised gathering of warriors is in progress in view of the parade
A live TV rally on Monday that started just before 11 a.m. introduces Golden State Warriors team members, coaches, executives and staff in a tent in front of the Ferry building in front of a small crowd before the parade. The mayor of London Breed gathered the crowd and then sat down next to Steph Curry. TV presenter Bob Fitzgerald ran the show as an emcee.
“It’s time to celebrate Dub Nation!”
The mayor of London Breed greeted the champions Golden State Warriors at the start of the Market Street parade. Dressed in a long-sleeved Warriors T-shirt, the mayor noted that the city has gone through some difficult years of pandemic. He then shouted to the crowd gathered around the booth where the band members were sitting: “It’s time to celebrate Dub Nation!”
Clipper handles some markets amid a huge slowdown in demand
Clipper said Monday that those who have difficulty adding a card or value to their mobile app should keep trying as they go through some effort. The agency said its application was in huge demand due to people taking to the public transport for the Warriors’ parade on Monday. Many were having a hard time adding value or a card to their mobile app, Clipper and BART said Monday morning. BART said a large queue at its Dublin station for Clipper cards had been cleared.
BART as it used to be, for a day
This is something we have not seen in two years – and most of us have not lost – BART passengers full of sardines. Although passenger traffic remains much lower than pre-pandemic levels at BART these days, trains were packed Monday morning heading to the Golden State Warriors parade in downtown San Francisco, the transportation service said on Twitter. Unlike their traveling colleagues, these train passengers look ecstatic. We see full trains full …
