San Fran bans Warriers Games and all large gatherings

jjgold · 03-11-20, 01:11 PM

?????

cincinnatikid513 · 03-11-20, 01:11 PM

warriors stink anyways saves fans money

Chi_archie · 03-11-20, 01:13 PM

No no no

asiagambler · 03-11-20, 01:14 PM

Fans banned from Warriors games at Chase Center to curb coronavirus spread

https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/03/11/fans-banned-from-warriors-games-at-chase-center-to-curb-coronavirus-spread/

The Warriors are scheduled to play the Brooklyn Nets Thursday evening at Chase Center.

San Francisco will officially ban events over 1,000 people, including Warriors games, as decided by Mayor London Breed and city health officials, to help against the spread of coronavirus. Effective Wednesday, the ban will last at least two weeks.
“Public health must be first priority,” city supervisor Matt Haney said in a Tweet.

This will immediately affect the Warriors, who have a game scheduled against the Brooklyn Nets at Mission Bay’s Chase Center on Thursday. In accordance with San Francisco’s order, the Warriors will play Thursday’s game at Chase Center without fans — essential personnel only — to adhere to the 1,000-person limit.
The Warriors’ next home game after Thursday isn’t until March 25 against the Atlanta Hawks. In all, the Warriors are scheduled to play seven more home games this season, all of which could be impacted by the ban.
Despite city officials’ urges for them to cancel games to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, the Warriors played Tuesday night’s game against the Clippers as planned. There were noticeably fewer fans at the arena, which could be the last game played at Chase Center for a while.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

franklee168 · 03-11-20, 01:14 PM

Nothing to see anyway.

BeatTheJerk · 03-11-20, 01:16 PM

Originally posted by asiagambler

https://www.mercurynews.com/2020/03/...avirus-spread/

[FONT="]San Francisco will officially ban events over 1,000 people, including Warriors games, as decided by Mayor London Breed and city health officials, to help against the spread of coronavirus. Effective Wednesday, the ban will last at least two weeks.[/FONT]
[FONT="]“Public health must be first priority,” city supervisor Matt Haney said in a Tweet.

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[FONT="]This will immediately affect the Warriors, who have a game scheduled against the Brooklyn Nets at Mission Bay’s Chase Center on Thursday. In accordance with San Francisco’s order, the Warriors will play Thursday’s game at Chase Center without fans — essential personnel only — to adhere to the 1,000-person limit.[/FONT]
[FONT="]The Warriors’ next home game after Thursday isn’t until March 25 against the Atlanta Hawks. In all, the Warriors are scheduled to play seven more home games this season, all of which could be impacted by the ban.[/FONT]

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[FONT="]Despite city officials’ urges for them to cancel games to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, the Warriors played Tuesday night’s game against the Clippers as planned. There were noticeably fewer fans at the arena, which could be the last game played at Chase Center for a while.[/FONT]
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.

Now that game is a must 1st quarter watch otherwise I wouldn't have even thought about it.

thomorino · 03-11-20, 01:17 PM

They didn't ban warrior games, they banned public gatherings with over a thousand people. They can still play without fans there.

pologq · 03-11-20, 01:17 PM

i want to see the quiet arena now at the start as well. should be interesting.

will there be cheerleaders? are they essential?

Hman · 03-11-20, 01:20 PM

Let's make sure we follow this same protocol during 'regular' Flu season

asiagambler · 03-11-20, 01:22 PM

Originally posted by BeatTheJerk

Now that game is a must 1st quarter watch otherwise I wouldn't have even thought about it.

Should be interesting. Bookies probably will treat it like a neutral court

trytrytry · 03-11-20, 01:23 PM

good thing we got the endless Kobe Tributes out the way when we did

Brock Landers · 03-11-20, 01:23 PM

Goodbye NCAA tournament, with fans anyway

Seeya MLB games with fans

This is BAD

habitualwinning · 03-11-20, 01:30 PM

Look at the bright side, less juice on CA home teams now.

Mr KLC · 03-11-20, 01:34 PM

I wonder how bad things will be when a REAL crisis happens. I'm glad I'm on the back 9 of my life, where I was able to live the majority of it in a more normal era.

beavis13 · 03-11-20, 01:51 PM

The SF Giants just cancelled a preseason game at Chase field or park, or whatever that parks called now, against the A”s.

lakerboy · 03-11-20, 01:54 PM

Originally posted by Hman

Let's make sure we follow this same protocol during 'regular' Flu season

You can't be serious right? Flu kills 0.3 of people who get it. The coranavirus is ranging from 2-6%.

Mac4Lyfe · 03-11-20, 02:02 PM

Originally posted by lakerboy

You can't be serious right? Flu kills 0.3 of people who get it. The coranavirus is ranging from 2-6%.

This is SBR. Peeps want their games. These same folks want games played in lightning storms too.

KVB · 03-11-20, 02:03 PM

Originally posted by lakerboy

You can't be serious right? Flu kills 0.3 of people who get it. The coranavirus is ranging from 2-6%.

You can't be sereious right? Understand that the 2-6% number is wrong, recognized as wrong, and is almost universally acknowledged at being lower than that. When it's all said done, that's when you can start to even attempt to quote mortality rates of corona.

Until then, we know it's an inflated number by the sheer fact that so many will get it as a mild cold and not know it.

It's a panic number Lakeshow, at least for now; that can change, but not for a while.

lakerboy · 03-11-20, 02:09 PM

Originally posted by KVB

You can't be sereious right? Understand that the 2-6% number is wrong, recognized as wrong, and is almost universally acknowledged at being lower than that. When it's all said done, that's when you can start to even attempt to quote mortality rates of corona.

Until then, we know it's an inflated number by the sheer fact that so many will get it as a mild cold and not know it.

It's a panic number Lakeshow, at least for now; that can change, but not for a while.

Even if it is lower it still more dangerous then the flu. I'm not panicked but it's quite obvious it's an issue.

Bluehorseshoe · 03-11-20, 02:17 PM

Originally posted by Hman

Let's make sure we follow this same protocol during 'regular' Flu season

196 dead since yesterday in Italy.

RudyRuetigger · 03-11-20, 02:25 PM

t3 are you a democrat?

i thought you were smart, but you really cant spell warriors?

trytrytry · 03-11-20, 02:51 PM

Originally posted by RudyRuetigger

t3 are you a democrat?

i thought you were smart, but you really cant spell warriors?

sorry bro. I had a small phone at the time!

trytrytry · 03-11-20, 02:52 PM

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Booya711 · 03-11-20, 02:54 PM

Good....keep the LGBQT community quarantined....SF a terrible city with that and the homeless

Big Bear · 03-11-20, 03:01 PM

I hope Tatddy is okay

BeatTheJerk · 03-11-20, 03:16 PM

Originally posted by big bear

i hope tatddy is okay

stfu

d2bets · 03-11-20, 03:21 PM

Originally posted by lakerboy

Even if it is lower it still more dangerous then the flu. I'm not panicked but it's quite obvious it's an issue.

It's russian roulette for elderly/sick folks. It's sort of ho-hum for young/healthy folks.

I think the only correct answer is to be honest and to try to segregate off the high-risk folks from the rest of the population. High-risk folks need to go in lockdown survival mode. We're just not going to be able to stop mass spread at this point short of literally closing down everything and making everyone stay home. The answer is to minimize infections among high-risk people.

RudyRuetigger · 03-11-20, 03:22 PM

Originally posted by Booya711

Good....keep the LGBQT community quarantined....SF a terrible city with that and the homeless

carolinakid · 03-11-20, 03:23 PM

heck i cant say much i have 2 suite tickets to the unc game tonite and not going here....

RudyRuetigger · 03-11-20, 03:23 PM

Originally posted by d2bets

It's russian roulette for elderly/sick folks. It's sort of ho-hum for young/healthy folks.

go tell your democrats that........... who want to politicize this

just sad

beavis13 · 03-12-20, 12:36 AM

Originally posted by Booya711

Good....keep the LGBQT community quarantined....SF a terrible city with that and the homeless

Booya I tend to agree with most that you post. This I can’t. I’m born and raised here. Does this city have some ****** up policies and everything, yes. Is it perfect, no. But the Bay Area contributes an insane amount of money to this country’s income. The right sucks the left sucks. They both divide. Neither have the common man (most of the country) in their best interest. It’s not good for any part of this country to be shut down. One economy goes down its a domino effect. It’s not the liberal govt officials shutting us down here it’s the scientists here and I’d take their word about the best course of action. But think what you will. It’s your right. That’s what keeps this country great.

beavis13 · 03-12-20, 12:39 AM

Originally posted by RudyRuetigger

go tell your democrats that........... who want to politicize this

just sad

doesnt matter who you tell. It’s already happening.

GunShard · 03-12-20, 01:40 AM

Originally posted by lakerboy

You can't be serious right? Flu kills 0.3 of people who get it. The coranavirus is ranging from 2-6%.

True. Watch this video of this Iran health minister having the Coronavirus without knowing it until days after this. He's sweating hard. When I had the common flu 2 years ago. I never had a fever like this. This is a serious virus.