Yes... Near the Golden State Warriors.
Last night, I was there.
When Warriors were hosting Pistons,
I was there.
6 rows away from the court floor,
4 o'clock direction from the Warriors Bench.
Here is the pic I took from my phone on my seat:
I went there straight from work, so I didn't bring my camera.
It was my first time at the first floor of the arena,
and I confirmed one thing:
Basketball payers are big...
and it was a great experience to see once-my-favorite Iverson running up and down the court so near... I could hear Iverson shouting for post up!!!
One more thing, it was broadcasted all over the world - everyone with Satellite and Cable at least... and I was there... on the top left corner of the screen on every other possession...
Yes, I was often small and blurry on the TV, but I was also right at the center of the screen upon reviewing highlights as Iverson made the "and-1" play.
I have them captured, but I am too lazy to open photoshop...-_-;;
Maybe at the end of the weekend, I will have my will power to do it....
It's not how I want to make my debut... but hey, it's better than nothing.. Haha.
These are actually my boss's tickets, but he was sitting on other seats he somehow got today, so I went to the game with Jack.
It was different in a sense that I could not see how the basketball plays is being set and played, but it was great to see all the players so near, to see how big and fast they are.
I was sitting next to a girl wearing Pistons' Jersey.
She was annoying since I and everyone else was cheering for the Warriors, but her.
But she kept apologizing that she is not cheering for the Warriors just tonight.
She seemed to have drank a lot, but a couple of high fives were cool whenever the Warriors made good plays...
But was annoying when she kept almost sat on my left thigh after jumping up for every Pistons' basket.
...and she was a tall girl... Probably easily 190 cm?
Geez, that part was intimidating...
Anyway, it still was a good game...
The Warriors are good team,
but they don't have anyone who can distribute the ball or finish at the basket when needed... which I hope to be solved when Ellis becomes healthy.
Hell, I want to be on those seats again as often as possible...
Last night, I was there.
When Warriors were hosting Pistons,
I was there.
6 rows away from the court floor,
4 o'clock direction from the Warriors Bench.
Here is the pic I took from my phone on my seat:
I went there straight from work, so I didn't bring my camera.
It was my first time at the first floor of the arena,
and I confirmed one thing:
Basketball payers are big...
and it was a great experience to see once-my-favorite Iverson running up and down the court so near... I could hear Iverson shouting for post up!!!
One more thing, it was broadcasted all over the world - everyone with Satellite and Cable at least... and I was there... on the top left corner of the screen on every other possession...
Yes, I was often small and blurry on the TV, but I was also right at the center of the screen upon reviewing highlights as Iverson made the "and-1" play.
I have them captured, but I am too lazy to open photoshop...-_-;;
Maybe at the end of the weekend, I will have my will power to do it....
It's not how I want to make my debut... but hey, it's better than nothing.. Haha.
These are actually my boss's tickets, but he was sitting on other seats he somehow got today, so I went to the game with Jack.
It was different in a sense that I could not see how the basketball plays is being set and played, but it was great to see all the players so near, to see how big and fast they are.
I was sitting next to a girl wearing Pistons' Jersey.
She was annoying since I and everyone else was cheering for the Warriors, but her.
But she kept apologizing that she is not cheering for the Warriors just tonight.
She seemed to have drank a lot, but a couple of high fives were cool whenever the Warriors made good plays...
But was annoying when she kept almost sat on my left thigh after jumping up for every Pistons' basket.
...and she was a tall girl... Probably easily 190 cm?
Geez, that part was intimidating...
Anyway, it still was a good game...
The Warriors are good team,
but they don't have anyone who can distribute the ball or finish at the basket when needed... which I hope to be solved when Ellis becomes healthy.
Hell, I want to be on those seats again as often as possible...
