NBA Fans React To Jordan Poole's Viral Appearance At Chase Center

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Jordan Poole may have been traded from the Golden State Warriors nearly two years ago, but the Washington Wizards guard still gets out to the Bay Area when he gets a chance.
Poole, 25, recently appeared at the Golden State Valkyries vs. Washington Mystics game at the Chase Center in San Francisco this past Tuesday. Poole's appearance prompted plenty of online reactions from Warriors fans who would like to see him return.
Jordan Poole is sitting courtside at Chase Center for the Valkyries-Mystics game 👏 pic.twitter.com/xRQtDzVwq5
— 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) May 22, 2025
"time to bring him back," one fan replied.
"Come back home brutha," another added.
Another fan replied with a GIF of Curry and Poole embracing during the 2022 NBA Finals, simply adding, "I miss him."
Jordan Poole sitting courtside at Chase Center for the Golden State Valkyries game 🔥 pic.twitter.com/ilaHZOB3XO
— De🅿️ressed Warriors Fan 💔 (@GoIdenState) May 22, 2025
"my delusion thinkin him and Giannis coming to the Bay," one fan wrote.
"I’m not joking, I would sign and trade Kuminga for Jordan Poole," another fan added.
Another fan replied with a GIF of Anthony Davis dropping the mic at a postgame press conference, writing "Trade Dray for Poole."

Poole averaged 14.9 points per game across four seasons in Golden State, making 115 starts in 266 appearances with the franchise from 2019-2023. Since being traded to Washington ahead of the 2023-24 season, Poole has averaged 18.9 points per game.
Poole was a key contributor for the Warriors during the team's 2022 NBA Championship run, ranking third on the team in scoring that postseason, trailing only Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, at 17 points per game.
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Will Despart is a Las Vegas-based sportswriter who covers the NBA for OnSI. He also writes for Ballislife and handles multiple beats for The Sporting Tribune, including the Las Vegas Aces and Las Vegas Raiders. His reporting has been featured in newspapers across the country through the Field Level Media news wire.
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