The Golden State Warriors sunk to their fifth-straight defeat on Tuesday night, falling 119-115 to the Denver Nuggets at Ball Arena in their final NBA Cup group game.

Late-game offense was again the issue for the Warriors, having led by 11 with just over six minutes remaining. Plenty of storylines to discuss from the four-point defeat -- Stephen Curry's new rotation, the performances of Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody, where Golden State's next win comes from, and the urgency for a trade in the coming weeks!

On part two of today's podcast, we look at the last trade intel from Michael Scotto of HoopsHype who delivers plenty on the Golden State Warriors and potential targets.

More on Jonathan Kuminga's failed contract extension, the latest on Moses Moody, Kevon Looney and Gary Payton II, plus a run down of every player who the Warriors may have interest in!

The Golden State Warriors will host the Atlanta Hawks at Chase Center on Wednesday, with a potentially fascinating battle between one of the game’s all-time greats and the NBA’s latest defensive star.

Beyond the Warriors vs. Hawks preview, is Golden State facing an all too familiar issue with their young players, and should they have any interest in a deal with the Brooklyn Nets for one of their available pieces?

The Warriors have suffered their sixth defeat in the last nine games, going down in a tight one to the Timberwolves in Minnesota. Stephen Curry's minutes (or lack thereof) proved a major talking point, but perhaps it's time to be less concerned with the results and open our eyes to the other advantages sport can bring us.

The Warriors' starters were blatantly outplayed by the Knicks on Monday night, with the onus put on three players who will need to lift against the Grizzlies on Wednesday. Having been outscored by 20 points in 11 minutes against New York, do Golden State need another starting lineup change and if so, what's the move to make?

After a slow start in his return from a three-game absence, Stephen Curry stepped up and led the way with 31 points in the Warriors' 128-121 win over the Lakers on Saturday night. All the takeaways from the much needed victory, including Steve Kerr's urgency showcased in a shortened rotation.

After a slow start the Warriors powered to a 10-point win over the Spurs on Monday thanks to a 32-10 run in the third-quarter. Trayce Jackson-Davis provided the exclamation mark with a highlight dunk over Wemby, but what does it say about Golden State's change in philosophy this season? They'll now face the Mavericks on Wednesday in what projects as their biggest game of the year to date in Dallas -- can Chris Paul lead an upset win? 

Plus, Otto Porter Jr. announced his retirement on Monday, having left a sizeable imprint on the Warriors in his lone season with the franchise.

The Warriors were at a disadvantage from the outset after a poor lineup choice prior to Saturday's loss to the Spurs. While it went someway to being fixed in the second-half, it was too little too late as the hosts were unable to overcome a 19-point half-time deficit. After a positive start to the home-stand with a blowout victory over the Bucks, Golden State are back in a major hole following losses to the Bulls and Spurs, along with a concerning ankle injury for Stephen Curry.

*Apologies for poor audio quality, not sure why the file chose to record from the laptop rather than the external mic

Trayce Jackson-Davis almost singlehandedly overturned serious Milwaukee momentum in the third-quarter, helping the Warriors to steady before they ran away with a blowout victory in the the fourth. Was it another indication that a fully healthy Golden State rotation can still mix it with the best in the league?

The Warriors suffered an embarrassing blowout defeat to the Boston Celtics on Sunday, but how much exactly should be read into the performance? Plus, a look ahead to this week's games and the remaining schedule for Golden State and those around them in the Western Conference.

The Warriors have now won two-straight games in the absence of 2022 All-Star Andrew Wiggins, the second of which came thanks to 56 combined points from Stephen Curry and Jonathan Kuminga against the Knicks. Moses Moody is taking his opportunity in Wiggins’ absence, while Chris Paul’s return has only added to the strength of Golden State’s recent play. 

Klay Thompson’s 23 first-half points led a bright start for the Warriors against the reigning champion Denver Nuggets on Sunday. But after a game-defining 14-0 run to close the first-half, the Nuggets continued their momentum in the second-half thanks to another mammoth performance from Nikola Jokic and a strangulation of the Golden State offense.

The Golden State Warriors have continued their pre All-Star break momentum with back-to-back wins over the Lakers and Hornets. So, what are the Warriors doing well over this 9-2 stretch and what issues remain going forward? Plus, a look at Steve Kerr’s contract extension and what it means for the franchise over the next few seasons.

The Golden State Warriors suffered their third loss of the season on Monday, falling 102-99 to the L.A. Clippers after a woeful free throw shooting display.

Is it an area the Warriors can actually fix in the short-term? Plus, other aspects and specific plays that hurt Golden State, and more trade discussion surrounding potential center options.

Klay Thompson responded to his benching in positive fashion against the Jazz, but will the move ultimately prove beneficial for both player and franchise? Plus, were the Warriors right to pursue a trade for LeBron James before the deadline?

The Warriors smacked the Jazz in Utah on Monday, with the 129-107 win continuing their hot stretch of form. Klay Thompson found rhythm with a game-high 26 points, while Trayce Jackson-Davis delivered another statement as the backup center conundrum continues.

Another clutch-time loss seemed on the cards for the Warriors until Steph Curry delivered with a huge game-winning three to beat the Suns on Saturday night. Instant reaction to the game including Steph’s continued hot shooting, Jonathan Kuminga’s aggression, Draymond Green’s battle with Jusuf Nurkic, more rotation questions, and another poor night for Klay Thompson.

The Warriors have found arguably their best form of the season, recording blowout wins in Philly and Indiana. It's the sort of positive play reflected in their inactivity at the trade deadline, but was that a mistake or was the front office right in keeping the main core intact? 

Stephen Curry’s historic 60-point night went to waste in Atlanta, so does it reinforce the need for the Warriors to make a trade before the deadline? If so, let’s evaluate five moves that could help solve Golden State’s issues on the defensive end where they’ve ranked 30th in the league across the last 15 games.

Peter is joined by Gibson Lowenberg to discuss the recent head coaching change at the Washington Wizards and the form of Jordan Poole and Patrick Baldwin Jr. in their first season since leaving the Warriors. Plus, which Wizards are likely to be moved before the trade deadline and should Golden State have interest in Kyle Kuzma?

Jonathan Kuminga's form has mirrored that of a star-level player over the last seven games, so what exactly has been the key behind the 21-year-old's incredible rise? More importantly, is it sustainable and what should the goals be for the former seventh overall pick across the remainder of the season?

Another close game and another heartbreaking Golden State loss on Saturday, with Stephen Curry's 46 points not enough in a double overtime loss. Where things went wrong, the positives, lineup/rotation questions, it's all unpacked on this episode.

After a week off mourning the tragic loss of beloved assistant coach Dejan Milojevic, the Warriors returned to the floor in a back-to-back against the Hawks and Kings. Within them, Jonathan Kuminga's continued emergence which, along with the return of Draymond Green, has helped Golden State find their best lineup.

The Warriors suffered their biggest defeat of the season in a 141-105 loss to the Pelicans on Wednesday, leading to a report that everyone outside Steph Curry is on the trade table. What’s Golden State’s biggest issue right now and how far will they be willing to go in trying to salvage their season?

A loss for the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday gives the Golden State Warriors outright top spot in the West standings. How is the conference shaping up and does the NBA need to change its playoff format?

Plus, a look ahead to Monday’s game against the L.A Clippers and what the Warriors need to do differently from their 112-104 defeat against the same opponent late last month.

Urgency is rising for the Golden State Warriors after an abysmal blowout loss at home to the Toronto Raptors. With Andrew Wiggins reportedly on the trade block, could his departure simply be an addition by subtraction? Plus, should the franchise further prioritize a trade for Pascal Siakam, and could the two-time All-Star come at a lower price than originally expected?

A huge few days for the Golden State Warriors, with much of the previously discussed storylines going league-wide following the disastrous collapse against the Nuggets. Where does it leave the futures of Jonathan Kuminga and Steve Kerr? Has Chris Paul played his last game for the franchise after a frustrating hand injury? Plus, what will the starting lineup and rotation look like after confirmation Draymond Green's suspension is over.

FanSided's Josh Cornelissen joins Peter to discuss everything from a trade perspective ahead of the February 8 deadline. Which rival player/s should the Warriors target and just as importantly, who on the current roster is likely to depart the franchise?

The Warriors 132-122 loss to the Mavericks has opened up even more questions heading into 2024. Can Klay Thompson respond to his second late-game benching as he did his first? What hope does Kevon Looney have of reclaiming the starting center spot? Plus, Moses Moody’s future is officially on the agenda after a DNP in Saturday's game.

The Warriors fell 120-114 to the Denver Nuggets on Christmas Day, though it shouldn't dismiss the positive feel around the team after their recent five-game winning streak. Post-game comments from Jonathan Kuminga could be more of a concern than the result itself, plus where does Draymond Green fit in once he returns from suspension?

Stephen Curry may have hit the dagger three as part of 20 points in the fourth-quarter and overtime, but it was arguably rookie center Trayce Jackson-Davis who emerged as the major story from the Warriors' huge comeback win over the Celtics. How the 23-year-old is revolutionizing Golden State on both ends of the floor, and all the other takeaways from the 132-126 victory.

The Warriors won back-to-back games by four points over the weekend, but while the scoring paths were eerily similar, it was two different stories as to who stood up. Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins have begun to respond to the wave of criticism coming their way, while rookies Brandin Podziemski and Trayce Jackson-Davis continue to show why they are major pieces to the rotation now and moving forward.

The Warriors suffered their 12th loss in the last 17 games on Tuesday, with a plethora of storylines emanating after the 119-116 defeat to the Suns. How long will Draymond Green be suspended after his hit on Jusuf Nurkic? Is Kerr's bold lineup/rotation decisions likely to continue moving forward? Plus, what to do with Klay after his benching and recent contract reports, and what should the franchise do before the trade deadline?

The Warriors suffered another heartbreaking overtime loss against the Thunder on Friday, bringing some positive and negative elements that need to be discussed. Has Jonathan Kuminga turned a corner over the last 1.5 games, and which Golden State veteran is most likely to be dealt before February's trade deadline? Plus, the Klay Thompson disrespect goes too far with an inaccurate and disrespectful statement from a former Warrior.

Peter is joined by Lievin Ndimanyi to discuss all the big issues around the NBA. Has the In-Season Tournament worked and what changes should be made? Is the Warriors' dynasty finally over? Is Jokic already a lock for MVP? Young players and teams are stepping up, so which ones are legit? Plus, which teams desperately need to make a trade a quarter of the way through the season?

The Golden State Warriors overcame the Memphis Grizzlies (and some questionable refereeing) in a 123-118 victory at Chase Center on Friday night.

All the immediate reaction to the game including the Grizzlies’ bizarre offensive strategy, more scoring contributions across the Warriors’ roster, and plenty more as Golden State moves to 2-0 in NBA Cup action and 10-2 on the season overall.

The Warriors blew another 20+ point lead against the Clippers on Saturday, the second in the space of the last three games. Even still, there were a number of positives including Draymond Green's continued hot shooting, and another impressive display from Moses Moody and Brandin Podziemski.

After acknowledging his error in taking out Moses Moody during the fourth-quarter of Tuesday's game against the Kings, Golden State head coach Steve Kerr placed greater trust in his younger players against the Clippers on Thursday night. He was duly rewarded, with Moody, Brandin Podziemski and Jonathan Kuminga each playing important roles in the much-needed 120-114 victory.

After holding a 24-point lead late in the second-quarter, the Warriors collapsed to one of their worst losses in recent memory against the Kings. So, who (or what) should take the blame for the stunning defeat?

Chris Paul's beef with referee Scott Foster continued in his return to Phoenix, with the veteran point-guard ejected in the first-half of the Warriors' 123-115 loss. Reaction to that, Golden State's starting lineup woes, and more positives from the bench and young players amid a second-half comeback effort.

The Warriors finally got back on the winners list after a 121-116 win over the Houston Rockets on Monday night. Klay Thompson had a season-high 20 points, but it was still a mixed performance was the five-time All-Star. Can Golden State continue their momentum with a big win against the Suns in Phoenix on Wednesday?

Stephen Curry was back and Andrew Wiggins had a season-high 31 points, but it didn't matter as the Warriors sunk to a sixth-straight loss against the Thunder on Saturday night. What went right, what went wrong, and what needs to change in order to snap the growing losing streak?

William Coolidge of 'Dubs and Discourse' joins Peter to dissect the weekend's losses to the Cleveland Cavaliers and Minnesota Timberwolves, including the ongoing struggles of Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins. Plus, does Steve Kerr need to consider a change to his starting lineup, and way-to-early trade scenarios as the Warriors search for a secondary scorer behind Stephen Curry.

With 20 turnovers and just 41.1% shooting from the floor, the Warriors slumped to their second-straight loss and third in four games with a 118-110 loss to the Cavaliers at Chase Center.

The Warriors battled hard and had their opportunities in Denver before falling to a 108-105 loss. The Golden State bench stood up again minus Draymond Green and Gary Payton II, providing plenty of reason for optimism ahead of a six-game home-stand.

Griffin Gamble joins Peter again to discuss the Warriors win over the Pistons on Monday, their positives and negatives through the first eight games of the season, and how much we should care about the upcoming game against the Nuggets in Denver.

The Golden State Warriors will host the Memphis Grizzlies in another NBA Cup game on Friday, so how will this matchup play out between the two Western Conference rivals?

Both teams share their similarities and their differences, but which one will get the game on their terms and which players will have key roles in the outcome? It's all answered on this preview episode.

Episode was recorded just minutes prior to reporting of De'Anthony Melton's knee injury, hence why that was not mentioned throughout.

The Warriors shot just 35.8% from the field in Cleveland on Sunday, leading to their first road loss of the season. It wasn't all bad news though, with a couple of youngsters stepping up in the second-half ahead of the second night of a back-to-back in Detroit on Monday.

Klay Thompson's game-winning jumper gave the Warriors a 102-101 win over the Kings, lifting them to a 4-1 start to the season. Did the result paints over some cracks for Golden State? What to make of Steve Kerr's closing lineups and should a veteran big man have his minutes shaved in favor of a rookie?

Three-straight road victories has signified a strong start to the regular season for the Golden State Warriors. What's got them to a 3-1 record so far, and where do the improvements lie? Before that, a look at the James Harden trade and how the Clippers may shape up ahead of four regular season games against the Dubs.