Freeway offramps closed in San Francisco as Warriors fans swarm city, Chase Center

Caltrans shut down exits off of Interstate Highway 80 in San Francisco following the Golden State Warriors' victory in the NBA Finals Thursday night.

Caltrans said the San Francisco Police Department and the California Highway Patrol requested it close various exits from westbound Interstate 80 in San Francisco until 1 a.m. Friday because of expected celebrations of the championship and flood of traffic toward the arena in the city's Mission Bay neighborhood.

Those off-ramps are for Harrison, Fifth, Ninth and Fremont streets, as well as to northbound Highway 101 via the Central Freeway.

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