SAN FRANCISCO – Kevon Looney had navigated Chase Center’s winding halls hundreds of times during his 11-year career.

But Saturday afternoon’s trek through the glitzy San Francisco arena was his first as a visiting player, an unfamiliar experience for the former Warrior still adored by the organization and its fans.

“I thought I knew the Chase Center like the back of my hand,” Looney, now a member of the Pelicans, said. “But I didn’t know where I was going, going to the other side.”

The home team is plenty familiar with Looney, though.

After being chosen No. 30 overall out of UCLA in the 2015 draft by the then-reigning champs, the 6-foot-9 Looney fought through injury concerns and developed into a dependable option at center, an iron man (289 consecutive games played) and beloved locker

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