It's not just Warriors fans that are rooting for the team to make a deep playoff run; businesses in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood are hoping to cash in on the team's success.
"As a fan, I'd love to see it. More than that, that just means more games," said John Caine, CEO and general manager of ATWater Tavern, located a few blocks from Chase Center.
"We can pay down some debts. It definitely helps. Most importantly where it helps is the staff. The kitchen staff can get extra hours, the front of the house staff we're adding staff for event days where otherwise we'd have more of a skeleton crew." "It's just so much busier on those days," Miller said."The draw of Chase Center and all of the other businesses there has been really great."
"One of the things that we've been trying to do is create events ourselves that are outside of the need for the Warriors foot traffic," said Miller."We love those games, and we want it to keep going so we can keep that momentum as best as we can. That being said, we're doing wine flights and wine events to kind of draw our own traffic outside of that."
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