The We Believe vs. Dub charity basketball game, hosted by Matt Barnes, confirmed the roster of players scheduled to play on November 5th at the Event Center in San Jose.

Barnes will be joined by Jason Richardson, Gilbert Arenas, Antwan Jamison, Ike Diogu, Al Harrington and C.J. Watson.

On the current team will be Monta Ellis, Stephen Curry, David Lee, Dorell Wright, Charlie Bell, Jeremy Tyler and Lou Amundson.

A final list will be issued on October 31st.

The 2007 "We Believe" Warriors will take on the current Warriors in an exhibition game to be played October 29 at the San Jose State Event Center.

Jason Richardson, Matt Barnes, Kelenna Azubuike and Anthony Morrow are confirmed for the team of former Warriors. Barnes is recruiting Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson and Al Harrington.

Stephen Curry highlights the confirmations from the current Warriors roster. Dorell Wright, Jeremy Lin, Charlie Bell and rookie Jeremy Tyler are also confirmed to play for the 2011-12 Warriors, and Monta Ellis and David Lee are being recruited.

"It's the first chance to see the rookies and a chance to see the 'We Believe' team reunited," said Rasheed Malek, whose firm, AVE-HM Media, is handling the promotion of the game. "And it's the only basketball around here for months."

The current Warriors could compete against the "We Believe" Warriors that upset the Mavericks in the 2007 NBA Playoffs in a charity game.

Baron Davis, Matt Barnes, Jason Richardson and Stephen Jackson may appear for the "We Believe" team.

It is not yet clear how many current Warriors would participate in the game.

If the game gets off the ground, it would likely take place at the San Jose Events Center.

Jerry Colangelo is optimistic about the future of the Golden State Warriors franchise.

Colangelo said the organization “could become one of the league’s great franchises.”

Colangelo and Joe Lacob became acquainted when the latter tried to buy the Suns.

“With Joe and Peter (Guber), I think you have a couple of young guys with a ton of passion. That’s a great start,” Colangelo said. “They’re savvy business people, and they’re surrounding themselves with good people. The basketball community is saying nothing but positive things about what they’re doing, and they’re doing it for a great fan base.

“Even through all of those bad years, there has been tremendous fan support. In my opinion, that could become one of the league’s great franchises.”

Colangelo also mentioned he believed the Warriors need a new arena. Oracle Arena in Oakland was renovated in 1997 for $121 million, but speculation of moving to the team to San Francisco has been substantial.

“A new arena would just elevate them even more,” Colangelo said. “I would expect that it’s going to be a very successful franchise for a long time.”

Jiangsu of the Chinese Basketball Association is targeting Dan Gadzuric after failing to reach agreement on a contract with Kwame Brown.

Any player who signs a contract in China will be unable to play in the NBA this season when the lockout is resolved.