Joe Montana, George Kittle, Christian McCaffrey attend Golden State Warriors vs Lakers game at Chase

Publish date: 2024-04-09

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At the Chase Center, Golden State Warriors played against Lakers with the presence of Joe Montana, George Kittle, and Christian McCaffrey, along with several other celebrities, including Danny DeVito, who was the first to be showcased on the Warriors’ big screen. Also in attendance were actor Tom Holland and his girlfriend Zandaya.

During game 2 at the Chase Center, where the Golden State Warriors aimed to level up their second-round series against the Lakers, some significant celebrities were in attendance, including Joe Montana, George Kittle, and Christian McCaffrey. Thursday’s event also saw the presence of numerous other high-profile personalities.

Actor Danny DeVito was the initial celebrity to be showcased on the Warriors’ big screen, as he sat courtside during the game, sporting a cap that read “Game Seven.” At 78 years old, he was a notable figure in attendance.

Tom Holland and his girlfriend Zendaya were also among the notable figures present at the Chase Center, where Zendaya, in particular, received a significant ovation due to her connection to the Bay Area. She was wearing a black Warriors cap and has a deep connection with Oakland, where she was born and studied at the Oakland School of Arts.

On Wednesday, the trailer for Zendaya’s new movie Dune: Part 2 was released.

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At the Chase Center, the San Francisco 49ers were well-represented as quarterback Sam Darnold, running back Christian McCaffery, and tight end George Kittle were among those present to support the Dubs. Additionally, the crowd spotted Niners’ legend Joe Montana in attendance.

The Lakers had another prominent supporter in attendance, as Oakland native and Black Panther director Ryan Coogler was spotted in the house cheering them on.

Thursday night’s star-studded attendance at the Chase Center included several prominent figures such as rapper Jay-Z, Journey guitarist Neal Schon, and poker player Phil Hellmuth, among others. Notably, Director Spike Lee was spotted wearing a fully white suit and a large chain with the name “MARS” in honor of his character Mars Blackmon in the 1986 movie She’s Gotta Have It.

Several sports figures were also present, including NBA Hall of Famers Gary Payton and Bill Walton, Philadelphia 76ers guard Tyrese Maxey, Giants legend Barry Bonds, Dallas Mavericks legend Dirk Nowitzki, sports broadcaster Ahmad Rashad, and A’s pitcher James Kaprielian.

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