'It's been a tough season but we're looking to go all the way.' Although the Warriors couldn't sweep out the Nuggets from the playoffs with Sunday's game, fans cheered the Dubs on at Thrive City, the first playoff watch party with 2,000 fans at capacity.
"It's been a tough season but we're looking to go all the way," said Julio Guzman."We needed something to cheer for and the warriors gave us that today, the real fans come out during the playoffs, we're here to party and have a good time," said Kyle Martinez.
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