Welcome to Lockdown Warriors, your daily podcast on all things Warriors.

Part of the Lockdown Podcast Network.

I'm Wes Goldberg.

Warriors Beat Reporter for the Mercury News.

Today's show is brought to you by Built Bar, the protein bar that tastes like a candy bar.

I told you last week that we would be doing a few shorter than normal shows per week

in an effort to bring you content every day.

So today I'll get to some news, including some things that are happening around the NBA

before answering a mailback

question about trading down in the draft.

But let's start in San Francisco, where the Warriors are planning to convert Chase Center into a location

to help serve the November 3rd general election and are expected to make an announcement

this week.

The news follows the NBA's announcement Friday that it's going to resume the postseason

with the understanding that the league will work to carry out certain commitments that it made

to players following last week's walkout. Now, among those initiatives is that in every city where

the NBA owns and controls an arena, teams will work with local officials to convert the facility

into a voting location for the upcoming election.

Now, this is a no-brainer for teams, not only for franchises that use taxpayer dollars

to build and fund their arenas, but even for the Warriors, which granted largely funded their

own arena in San Francisco, but still very much depend on the community for support.

Look no further than the transportation

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