Rockets fans asking Warriors for shirts before Game 4
By Mike Dyce
Houston Rockets fans jumping off bandwagon, asking Golden State Warriors for shirts.
The Houston Rockets fans are not happy with the Golden State Warriors, who are handing out shirts to fans in attendance at the Toyota Center.
Rockets official complains about Warriors giving out Strength In Numbers shirts to fans in the building. Called it "unprofessional"
— Marcus Thompson II (@ThompsonScribe) May 26, 2015
The Warriors posted a picture of some fans holding the shirts to their own Twitter account, corroborating that this was actually happening.
#DubNation travels. #StrengthInNumbers pic.twitter.com/pSVhtpqRPz
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) May 26, 2015
There seemed to be little reason for the Rockets to be upset, a team giving their fans shirts to support the team isn’t really a big deal.
It looks like the Rockets are losing fans to the Warriors in their own arena, with Rockets fans asking the Warriors for shirts.
I'm told Warriors are only giving shirts to fans already wearing Dubs gear. Though Rockets fans were asking too
— Marcus Thompson II (@ThompsonScribe) May 26, 2015
That is pretty rough, but can you blame them? The Rockets are down three games to none and face elimination in Game 4 tonight.
They got to have a team to cheer for in the NBA Finals right? Why not get on the Warriors bandwagon while you can with some free gear.
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