The Warriors meet the Toronto Raptors in game 4 of the NBA Finals tonight and it could be the final time Golden State takes the floor at Oracle Arena. After 47 years in Oakland, the team will move across the Bay and play in San Francisco next season at the Chase Center.

Count Charles Barkley among the people who believe that’s so very wrong.

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Here’s the Warriors’ minicamp roster and where each player stands “I think it’s a travesty and a disgrace that that team is leaving Oakland and moving to San Francisco,” Sir Charles said. “Those people in Oakland, even when the Warriors sucked, were the best fans in the NBA. And I’m really disappointed about the Warriors moving from Oakland.”

Barkley made his comments during a conference call with reporters to promote the American Century Championship golf tournament, which will be played in Lake Tahoe July 9-14. It’s an event that annually draws big-name celebrities and athletes such Stephen Curry, Aaron Rogers, Joe Pavelski, and Jerry Rice.

Barkley thinks the Warriors ownership certainly needed to flee Oracle, the oldest arena in the NBA. But he believes they should have found another place in Oakland to play.

“They could have redeveloped and built a super empire entertainment district in Oakland,” he said. “But they want to go where all that big money is in San Francisco. That’s the only thing that’s bad about the Warriors. I think it’s a travesty and disgrace that they’re moving from Oakland to San Francisco next year.”

Another TV personality — Jeff Van Gundy — has also questioned the move. Van Gundy grew up in Martinez and was a diehard Warriors fan as a kid. During a recent chat with reporters, he wondered if the Chase Center will ever match Oracle in terms of raucous fan support.

“I’m going to be interested to see if the passion carries over to San Francisco because sometimes when you change arenas (it doesn’t),” he said. “Like in Indiana, when they went from Market Square to the new arena, it wasn’t quite the same. Chicago Stadium to the United Center, not quite the same.”