Warriors Reportedly Won't Hold Rally Before or After 2022 NBA Championship Parade Win Streak | Sportive King

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Sportive King- The Golden State Warriors will hold a parade in downtown San Francisco on Monday to commemorate their NBA victory in 2022, but the celebrations will be a little more subdued this year.

There will be no rally before or after the parade, according to Kylen Mills of Kron 4 News in the Bay Area, and players will not be making any public comments. Instead, an hour before the parade, the Warriors are expected to broadcast their comments from a private event.

The championship parade in Golden State will start The championship parade in Golden State will start at 2:20 p.m. ET and will be aired live on NBA TV.

WARRIORS PARADE UPDATE: I'm told the players will not be doing any public speeches & there will not be any rally before or after the parade (like the Giants have done at Civic Center).They will give speeches at 10:20am in a private ceremony which will be broadcast. #DubNation

— Kylen Mills (@KylenMills) June 20, 2022

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The Warriors are celebrating their fourth championship in eight years, after defeating the Boston Celtics in six games in the NBA Finals in 2022. Golden State's tenacity and resilience against a tough opponent epitomized this year's championship run.

Stephen Curry, the Warriors' ace point guard who was awarded Finals MVP for the first time in his illustrious career, revealed why this season's championship mattered more than previous ones. 

While there won't be a rally with player speeches - the parade is supposed to last nearly 3 hours while the route is just over a mile, meaning they will be stopping and surely there will be chances to interact. You can still be a part of celebrations! #dubnation #goldblooded https://t.co/B8D0pqd8wO

— Kylen Mills (@KylenMills) June 20, 2022

Very similar/same format to 2018 in Oakland if memory serves. There was a “made for TV” style interview session w/players in private/VIP area, then parade to follow. No rally at end like there had been in 2015/17. https://t.co/y8171varky

— John Dickinson (@JDJohnDickinson) June 20, 2022

This one is obviously different because of the three years of baggage we carried coming out of that Game 6 loss to the Toronto Raptors in 2019," Curry added, referencing to that year's setback. "I can say now that I don't know how many teams could carry that for as long as we have with the expectation of comparing us to prior teams and returning to the summit."

Even though there will be no demonstration on Monday, Golden State fans will undoubtedly be ecstatic to see the Bay Area celebrate another victory.

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