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LAS VEGAS -- There's no doubt it's out there: The Warriors are for sale. It's been written about in the Contra Costa Times and San Jose Mercury News.Only one problem. On Friday afternoon, the one guy who would likely know about it and be in on it, said it ain't happening.
"The Warriors are not for sale," team president Robert Rowell said.
That was all Rowell offered on the record, but he did say it about three or four different times and ways. Rowell wouldn't address the report that owner Chris Cohan met with Oracle CEO Larry Ellison, but Rowell did offer that Cohan and executives have meetings all the time.
Cohan has owned the Warriors since 1995, when he purchased a majority share of ownership. The Warriors have been to the playoffs only one time during Cohan's tenure.
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