Warriors' Juan Toscano-Anderson makes fun of 49ers fans while mic'd up

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Juan Toscano-Anderson is in his second season playing for the Santa Cruz Warriors.

He was mic'd up during a recent practice in Surf City, and had a lot to say about the two NFL teams in the Bay Area.

"I'm a Raider fan, so I learn to bet with my mind and not with my heart," he explained. "Because those guys let me down every Sunday. Being a Raider fan is like being in a toxic relationship. But you know what -- I'm still going to root for them.

"Being a Niner fan is the worst thing on planet Earth. I feel bad for anybody who's a Niners fan."

The Golden State Warriors' organization loves Toscano-Anderson.

The 26-year-old -- who grew up in Oakland rooting for the Dubs -- not only suited up for the Warriors' 2019 Summer League squad, but he was with Golden State during training camp a couple of months ago, and appeared in five preseason games.

In 16 minutes against the Lakers on Oct. 16, the 6-foot-6 forward showed off his terrific defensive skills by recording two steals and three blocks.

Through 19 G League games this season, Toscano-Anderson is averaging 12.3 points, 9.0 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 1.1 steals, while shooting 49 percent from the field.

He's extremely versatile and will dunk on you.

[RELATED: Dubs' Smailagic named All NBA G League Showcase First Team]

Be sure to check out the video above to hear everything the Castro Valley High School graduate had to say.

You also can watch Toscano-Anderson and the Sea Dubs take on the Texas Legends on Sunday night at 6:00 p.m. on NBC Sports Bay Area, and streaming live on the My Teams app.

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