Warriors fans stay positive after second loss in NBA Finals

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ByMatt Keller KGO logo
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry answers a question during press conference for basketball's NBA Finals in Cleveland, Wednesday, June 10, 2015.
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry answers a question during press conference for basketball's NBA Finals in Cleveland, Wednesday, June 10, 2015.
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CAMPBELL, Calif. (KGO) -- Warriors fever is alive and well at Sports Fever in Campbell. The best-selling items are jerseys of course. Workers say the biggest Warriors season before this one, was the "We Believe Season" in 2007 and with the team down two games to one in the NBA Finals -- fans continue to have faith.



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The Warriors know sometimes you just have to change things up a bit to get back to your winning ways. Same thing for Warriors fan, Brent Duren. His Andre Iguadola jersey he wore for games two and three is going back in the closet.





"Two straight losses, got to mix it up a bit," said Duren.



"So what are you wearing tomorrow night?" asked ABC7's Matt Keller.



"Oh, Steph Curry," said Duren.






Duren works for Rock Bottom Brewery in the Pruneyard in Campbell. The Warriors, win or lose, are a big draw. Game 3 delivered double the normal business for a Tuesday night.



"We kind of cleared out right after the game," said Lorie Law, Rock Bottom Brewery.



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"No one drowning their sorrows in another beer?" asked Keller.



"No one drowning their sorrows, but it's Wednesday today so people had to go back to work," said Law.



Right across the street at Sports Fever -- where Warriors gear is hot. Once it hits the shelves or the racks, it's quickly devoured by ravenous fans. In fact, workers had to raid the display window to satisfy customers.



"We had to sell those out of the window yesterday I didn't get a chance to fill it back up. As long as my boss doesn't know about this in Sacramento cause he's on me about the window," said Kevin McCormick, Sports Fever.



ABC7 sports reporter Mike Shumann and reporters Wayne Freedman and Laura Anthony will be in Cleveland this week to bring you full coverage on the NBA Finals. Follow them on Twitter and Facebook for live updates.



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