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3 days ago · Joe Lacob is a self-made billionaire who bought the Golden State Warriors in 2010 for $450 million and saw its value soar to over $15 billion. He is also a former venture capitalist who invested in over 50 startups and a Stanford MBA graduate.
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5 days ago · Despite this, the vibrant atmosphere at Oakland had to be waved goodbye after the decision to shift the Warriors games to the Bay Area. Therefore, without any further ado, let us look into the reasons that compelled Joe Lacob and Co. to shift to the Chase Center, built at a reported cost of over $1.4 billion.
9 hours ago · It has the central figures in Golden State’s orbit – Curry, coach Steve Kerr, general manager Mike Dunleavy, CEO Joe Lacob – holding their collective breath. For now, they’re keeping the ...
11 hours ago · “[Warriors owner] Joe Lacob, to his credit, has year in and year out spent every dollar trying to make this team great,” Kerr said after the Paris Olympics. “The rosters that have been put ...
4 days ago · Part of the reason Kerr and Curry feel comfortable with the plan is an understanding that Dunleavy, Joe Lacob and the franchise’s decision-makers have expressed a willingness to mortgage some of ...
1 day ago · Even if you’ve been watching Curry for 15 years, that two-game takeover, under high pressure, was surprising. I bet even head coach Steve Kerr’s eyes widened a bit. And Dunleavy’s, and owner Joe Lacob’s. I don’t want to overdramatize it.
3 days ago · As Slater writes, Dunleavy stressed that there’s “no point in going all in to be slightly above average,” but he and Warriors owner Joe Lacob have both expressed that they’re willing to surrender some future assets in order to upgrade the current roster.
