The 2022 NBA Champion Golden State Warriors have sold out each of the team’s 41 regular season home games, it was announced tonight during the team’s 2022-23 regular season finale at Chase Center. The Warriors, who currently have a sellout streak of 471 consecutive games overall, drew a capacity crowd of 18,064 tonight and have registered a sellout for every home game dating back to December 18, 2012. The sellout streak, inclusive of regular season and postseason games, is the third-longest active streak in the NBA and the seventh-longest streak in NBA history.
Longest All-Time NBA Sellout Streaks
| Team | Sellouts | Dates |
| Dallas Mavericks | 935 | 12/15/01 – present |
| Portland Trail Blazers | 814 | 4/9/77 – 11/16/95 |
| Boston Celtics | 662 | 12/23/80 – 5/5/95 |
| Chicago Bulls | 610 | 11/20/87 – 11/3/00 |
| Miami Heat | 542 | 4/23/10 – present |
| Sacramento Kings | 497 | 10/25/85 – 11/4/97 |
| Golden State Warriors | 471 | 12/18/12 – present |
| New York Knicks | 433 | 2/4/93 – 11/2/02 |
| Oklahoma City Thunder | 419 | 2/22/11 – 3/3/20 |
| Phoenix Suns | 390 | 2/3/90 – 2/7/99 |
Tonight’s game against the Oklahoma City Thunder is the Warriors’ final home game of the regular season. Golden State owns the third-best home record in the league at 32-8 (.800) entering tonight’s contest. The team will travel to Sacramento on Friday, April 7, and will conclude the regular season on Sunday, April 9, in Portland.
Single game tickets for the First Round of the 2023 NBA Playoffs, presented by Kaiser Permanente, will go on sale tomorrow through exclusive presale events before becoming available to the general public on Thursday, April 6, at 2 p.m. Fans can purchase single game tickets for the team’s playoff games at Chase Center exclusively online at warriors.com.