Social Media Warriors Face Damian Lillard of Oakland at the Western Conference Finals

Damian Lillard, the Portland Trail Blazers goalkeeper, did not have the best game of his seventh win against Denuga Nuggets to reach the Western Conference finals for the first time since 2000, but fans Basketball are excited about the prospect of Lillard playing against the Warriors in Oakland for such issues.

At least one fan on social media said that Lillard, who grew up in East Oakland as a Warrior fan and graduated from Oakland High School, will play mostly home-based games from the entire series. The away games of the Blazers will be held in his hometown, where he is loved, and the home games will be, well, home games.

The Blazers qualified for the Western Final by beating the Nuggets 100 to 96 on Sunday in Denver. Lillard fired 3 times out of 17 of the field. On Friday, the Warriors defeated the Houston Rockets 118-113 in Houston.

And now Oakland's match against the "Oakland" Warriors is just one of the stories that basketball fans have put forward as the "best-of-7" series comes to show who reaches the finals of the NBA. Another example is Seth Curry, who played for the Warriors in pre-season games in 2013 and with the D-League Dubs team in Santa Cruz, coming to Oakland to play against his big brother Steph Curry.

"It was written! Lady WCF at Oracle Arena in The Town and Steph and Seth playing against each other in the WCF Finals. [in] Oakland is just poetic, "exclaimed Sharp Oakland DJ D from the region on Twitter. Goooooo !!! #DubNation. "

Ryan Diew, a former college basketball player and technology entrepreneur based in Oakland, said he "could not write a better screenplay" than letting Dame and the Blazers play Oakland in the last season of the season. Warriors before moving to San Francisco.

From Steph vs. Seth, a few people on social networks have said they do not envy the parents of the brothers, Dell and Sonya Curry, during this series. Both parents were seen in the stands in decisive Western semifinal matches for the Warriors and Blazers.

Sports journalist Rachel Nichols wrote on Twitter the parents have an interesting strategy to determine who to look for in the final: "If the Blazers manage to win the match 7 against Denver, Seth & Steph Curry would be the first brothers to compete in a final with the conference. & Dell told me that his plan was to throw a coin to divide the kid on which the parent would wear the clothes of his team. "

Finally, basketball fans are anxious to see if the lively exchange between Kevin Durant of the Warriors and Blazers' C.J. McCollum earlier this season is reflected on the pitch.

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