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Fire alarm interrupts Warriors’ homestand-opening win over Pistons

A fire alarm caused an evacuation of 20 percent of the sold-out crowd at Chase Center during the game between the Warriors and the Pistons.
The Warriors won the game 115-110, with Stephen Curry honored for reaching 25,000 career points.
Draymond Green made a go-ahead 3-pointer, while Jimmy Butler scored 26 points, his highest since joining the Warriors.
Head Coach Steve Kerr praised the team's resilience, noting, 'A month and a half ago, we would have lost that game.

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KTVU FOX 2

False alarm prompts evacuation at Chase Center during Warriors game

A false fire alarm rang throughout the Chase Center on Saturday evening, prompting evacuations of the building during the Golden State Warriors-Detroit Pistons game.

2 days ago·Oakland, United States

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24ur.com

The San Francisco game was interrupted by a fire alarm, but it did not confuse Curry and the crowd

The Golden State Warriors extended their winning streak of games in the NBA basketball league to four after a 115:110 success over the Detroit Pisotns. The game at the Chase Center in San Francisco was interrupted for a few moments by a fire alarm. Stephen Curry recorded 32 points, Jimmy Butler added 26 of them with nine rebounds. At Detroit, Cade Cunningham scored 31 points.

2 days ago·Ljubljana, Slovenia

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New York Post

Fans forced to evacuate Warriors-Pistons game after false alarm prompts terrifying message to flash on big screen

NBA fans were forced to evacuate Chase Center in San Francisco Saturday night after the fire alarm went off during a matchup between the Golden State Warriors and Detroit Pistons.

2 days ago·New York, United States

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Marin Independent Journal

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Fire alarm interrupts Warriors’ homestand-opening win over Pistons

SAN FRANCISCO — Steph Curry had never experienced a fire alarm during a game. Same with Warriors coach Steve Kerr. Chase Center’s soldout crowd of 18,064 was ordered to evacuate Saturday night’s homestand-opening game after the first quarter, and roughly 20 percent of the fans headed for the nearest exit. The all-clear signal was given a few minutes later on the false alarm, and what ensued was a 115-110 win over the physically formidable Detroi…

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Sportsnet

False alarm delays start of second quarter in Warriors-Pistons game

A fire alarm that turned out to be nothing blared several times shortly after the conclusion of the first quarter Saturday night at Chase Center, where the Golden State Warriors beat the Detroit Pistons 115-110.

2 days ago·Canada

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