Warriors single-game tickets on sale Wednesday

The Warriors announced that all single-game tickets for the upcoming season will go on sale Wednesday at 9 a.m. at www.warriors.com or by calling (888) GSW-HOOP. As a special offer, the Warriors are making the popular Family and Friends package, which includes four tickets, four hot dogs, four bags of chips and four soft drinks, for opening night and for every home game in November. The Family and Friends package can save fans up to $98.Golden State WarriorsNBAsportsWarriors

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