With the 2017-18 NBA season rapidly approaching, the Golden State Warriors are still trying to soak up all of their championship glory. The team has been celebrating their dominant title run throughout the summer and look to continue the party into next season.

The Warriors have announced plans to give ticket holders the opportunity to have a championship experience. This package is available to any fan in a suite and includes the opportunity to have the Larry O'Brien trophy come into your section. This championship feeling comes at a king's ransom of $2,000.

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While last year couldn't have gone much better for the Warriors, the team was not complacent this summer and retooled their roster. Golden State was able to retain all of its core players, while adding veterans Omri Casspi and Nick Young. These free agent additions give the Warriors even more players with the ability to space the floor and allow coach Steve Kerr to have a deeper rotation throughout the season.

After a frenzy of offseason transactions, the Western Conference looks stacked with tough competition for Golden State. Even though the Warriors are still the clear favorite to win it all, this year's road to the NBA Finals might provide far more traction than last season's 12-0 sweep of the conference. Teams like the Minnesota Timberwolves, Oklahoma City Thunder, and Houston Rockets are hoping their new acquisitions are enough to get them past the Warriors.

The Warriors will begin their quest for a third championship in four years against the new look Rockets on October 17th.