They chose to cut to commercial once Lacob grabbed the microphone and then commence again with Mullin’s daughter unveiling his jersey in the rafters.

Personally, I feel this thing is a bigger deal then it really should be, judging from the media reaction.

Realistically, what did everyone expect? This franchise has been losing for the better part of two decades and, to boot, just traded away the fan base’s most beloved player since Chris Mullin less than a week ago!

And don’t discount the impact of the way in which the trade went down. Monta and Ekpe had to find out on TV that they were traded! Warriors fans are passionate and knowledgeable enough to take these types of things into consideration.

Calling Warriors fans oppressed would be the understatement of the century.

Marcus T was right on with his assessment of the situation. You don’t speak after the guest of honor unless you want the spotlight and Lacob’s reaction to the whole situation was questionable at best. It seemed as though he was provoking and even challenging the crowd. Like no one had ever dared question his superiority before in his life.

A portion of Warriors fans sparked the fire. But Lacob and the media are fanning the flames.