The Golden State Warriors have unveiled a temporary rebranding of their home arena, which will be called “Chase Center by Oracle” for one game. This one-off name change is part of a special partnership between the team’s current sponsor, Chase, and its long-time former sponsor, Oracle. The collaboration celebrates the legacy and history of the Warriors’ former home, Oracle Arena, in Oakland, where the team played for 47 years before moving to San Francisco.
The renaming event is scheduled to coincide with a marquee matchup against a top NBA rival, adding extra significance to the occasion. Fans attending the game will notice the new branding prominently displayed throughout the arena, including on the court, scoreboard, and around the stadium. The Warriors have also hinted at special in-game tributes and a nostalgic fan experience to honor the team’s rich history in Oakland.
This temporary name change reflects the Warriors’ deep connection to their past, while also showcasing their future in the Chase Center. It’s a unique way to bridge the team’s history with its present, offering fans a chance to celebrate both eras in a memorable setting.
