Signed by the Warriors as a free agent on July 11, 2014, Shaun Livingston has appeared in 367 regular season games and an additional 102 postseason games, the fifth-most in franchise history.

Livingston spent five seasons with the Warriors, contributing to the franchise’s five consecutive NBA Finals appearances and three NBA championships (2015, 2017, 2018).

The three-time NBA champion has been a key figure for the Dubs.

Livingston is a natural leader with Head Coach Steve Kerr sharing, “Shaun, he’s been fantastic both on and off the court for us.”

Outside of the team, he has been an active member in the Warriors organization, volunteering as a coach for the Warriors Overnight Camps.

Shaun Livingston contributed greatly to during his five-year tenure with the Warriors.

“He represents everything that you’d want in a professional athlete and, most importantly, in a human being,” Warriors President of Basketball Operations/ General Manager Bob Myers said about Livingston.

Shaun Livingston is just the second player in NBA history to complete a tenure of at least five seasons with a team that made an NBA Finals appearance in each of those seasons, joining Tom Heinsohn who did so in nine of his seasons with the Boston Celtics (1956-65).

Livingston celebrates the monumental moment every NBA player dreams of: a championship win.

Livingston stays locked in, handling the ball against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

“The greatest gift we can give is service to others,” Livingston penned in a recent post.

Shaun Livingston averaged 5.4 points, 2.4 assists and 2.0 rebounds in 17.5 minutes with the Dubs.

Livingston celebrates with family after Game Four of the 2018 NBA Finals, marking his third NBA championship.

Shaun Livingston has always been an influential and positive teammate.

Shaun Livingston #34 of the Golden State Warriors dunks the ball against the Pelicans.

Livingston’s commitment to the local community is a reciprocation of the love he’s received from the Bay Area since joining the Warriors.

“Shaun Livingston’s story is one of the most inspirational in the history of professional sports,” said Warriors President of Basketball Operations / GM Bob Myers explained.

“Dub Nation will always be home,” Shaun Livingston shares as the three-time champion closes out his 15-year NBA career.

Take a look back at some top moments from Livingston's time with the Dubs.