History of the Warriors

The San Francisco Warriors are a professional basketball team based in San Francisco, California. The team is part of the National Basketball Association (NBA) and has been playing since 1946. Founded as the Philadelphia Warriors, they moved to San Francisco in 1962 and changed their name to reflect their new home city.

The Warriors have enjoyed success throughout their history including eight division titles and five NBA championships. During this time period, some of the most notable players who wore a Warrior’s jersey include Wilt Chamberlain, Rick Barry, and Nate Thurmond among others. In the 1975-76 season they won an incredible 67 games with Hall of Fame coach Al Attles at the helm leading them to an NBA championship over Julius Erving's Philadelphia 76ers that same year; it was one of only two times that teams from both coasts met for a championship series during this era before expansion teams were added later on in 1988-89 season when Miami Heat joined league along with Charlotte Hornets.

Today’s version is led by head coach Steve Kerr who guided them through three consecutive Finals appearances between 2015 - 2018 winning two championships against LeBron James' Cleveland Cavaliers & Kyrie Irving's Boston Celtics respectively while also setting numerous regular season records such as the best start ever going 24–0 which earned him Coach Of Year honors back then too! This current roster features All-Stars like Steph Curry & Klay Thompson plus other talented players like Draymond Green or Andre Iguodala making up what many consider one of greatest dynasties ever seen within modern-day basketball history due to its sustained excellence over the past few years now - something very few franchises can claim to achieve so far!