Fans decked out in blue and gold packed Chase Center with high hopes for this season.
"Our last one," Blackwell said. "The 2022 championship surprised everyone. Even me. So, with that said, we're always going to be in contention. I don't care, we're going to be in contention."
"Optimistic," Woody Wilson said. "I think they're going to pull it through against all the negative talk about them coming in last place. I think they're going to do better."
The Warriors, though, are no longer the only team in town. With the Valkyries vying for a championship in just their second season, many of these fans have violet fever.
Businesses at Thrive City couldn't be happier to have two teams playing at Chase. At Gott's Roadside, there was a line out the door on game day. Manager Santiago Serrano says business has seen a boost, but there is a difference between the Warriors and Valkyries fan base.
As dub nation cheered for the players, there is one they are keeping an eye on. Steph Curry is now in his 18th NBA season and fans know there may only be a handful more left.
And while the Warriors have number 30 on the court, fans would like to see this team go all the way.
"I know they got another championship in them," Blackwell said. "We have another championship in us. We may be only missing one player right now. One player maybe. A big guy. Yeah, one big guy."
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