The NBA Finals are here, but what Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio have already achieved is historic after they took down the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday in Game 7.

What does Wemby's rise mean in the context of modern greats like LeBron James, Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant, and is it time to silence the comparisons between Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Curry?

Plus, would Curry be rooting for Mike Brown and the Knicks in the Finals, or should he want Wemby and the Spurs to prevail in order to preserve his status in an exclusive group?

The NBA’s new draft lottery reform may completely reshape how teams build contenders — and the Golden State Warriors could be one of the teams most impacted as they navigate the final years of Stephen Curry's career.

In this episode, breaking down what the changes mean to the Warriors and their direction during and after the final years of Curry's career, and how it impacts the value of their future picks from a trade standpoint heading into a huge offseason.

Would the Golden State Warriors already be facing some level of regret after Jonathan Kuminga helped inspire the Atlanta Hawks to a second-straight playoff victory? This episodes breaks down exactly WHY the Warriors wouldn't have expected what's taking place right the former seventh overall pick right now.

Plus, the latest on Steve Kerr's future with the Warriors and the validity of some shock names that have been floated as potential replacements for the four-time championship coach in recent days.

Multiple trades have seen the Golden State Warriors end up with the 52nd and 56th overall picks in the second-round of the 2025 NBA Draft, with the franchise selecting Australian forward Alex Toohey and Florida national championship winner Will Richard.

What can we expect from Golden State's latest additions, and what might it mean for some other players in potential roster moves over the coming weeks?

*Podcast recorded before news of Kristaps Porzingis' move to the Atlanta Hawks...Incredibly frustrating but still some worthy discussion

Former Warrior Jordan Poole is on the move again, this time to the New Orleans Pelicans in a deal that validates Golden State's decision to trade the young guard two years ago.

But how exactly does it impact the Warriors now, and what trade targets could emerge from the Poole trade and that of Jrue Holiday to the Portland Trail Blazers?

All the instant reaction to the Oklahoma City Thunder’s clinching of the 2025 NBA championship, including Tyrese Haliburton’s devastating injury and what it might prove about the Golden State Warriors’ handling of Stephen Curry’s hamstring strain.

Plus, a look at the huge Kevin Durant trade to the Houston Rockets and how it impacts the Warriors specifically in regard to Jonathan Kuminga and a potential free agency acquisition…

On this episode, a quick recap of Game 6 of the NBA Finals and more names floated as potential targets for the Golden State Warriors this offseason. 

Plus, the one player who might make sense for the Warriors to acquire in a Jonathan Kuminga sign-and-trade scenario.

All the instant reaction to the Oklahoma City Thunder's Game 5 victory over the Indiana Pacers, including the disappointment of Tyrese Haliburton's performance and the brilliance of Jalen Williams.

Plus, more on the Warriors offseason starting with the latest on Jonathan Kuminga, along with the potential acquisitions of Jaren Jackson Jr. and/or Al Horford.

The NBA's newest shock trade is upon us with confirmation that the Memphis Grizzlies have stunningly moved Desmond Bane to the Orlando Magic for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Cole Anthony, four unprotected first-round picks and a first-round pick swap!

What does it mean for both teams, and what does it mean for the Golden State Warriors who now have an obvious offer to put forward for Jaren Jackson Jr. if the Grizzlies are contemplating an even bigger re-tooling...

The Golden State Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga could be set for an interesting contract structure that would mitigate some risks for the franchise going forward.

However, the Warriors might be set on a huge leap of faith in Quinten Post as speculation mounts on a close rival looking to steal Kevon Looney in free agency.

Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kevin Durant may not be making their way to the Golden State Warriors this offseason, but their futures could undoubtedly have a big impact on the franchise based on recent reporting.

Plus, the latest on Lauri Markkanen, Brook Lopez and how the Warriors could capitalize on trade scenarios surrounding the draft and a pair of former top four picks!

There's been only four Game 7's in the NBA Finals this century, so will Warrior and other neutral fans get to enjoy a fifth when the Oklahoma City Thunder face the Indiana Pacers?

As much as we may wish for that to happen, all the history and signs point to this being a one-sided Finals matchup...

The Miami Heat have emerged as a potential team for Jonathan Kuminga, raising suggestions that the Golden State Warriors could look to reunite with former All-Star Andrew Wiggins.

However, CBA rules means that a Kuminga-Wiggins swap wouldn't be so simple this offseason, with the complexity of the entire situation suggesting the young Warrior forward could remain with the franchise. 

Golden State reportedly had discussions on an Ivica Zubac trade prior to February's deadline -- would he have been a better fit and option than Kristaps Porzingis?

Plus, the Warriors are reportedly eyeing a reunion with a former coach who won two championships with the franchise, and what contingency plan will the front office have in place after Kristaps Porzingis' latest comments opened the door to his potential departure?

With the Golden State Warriors looking to add more size across the roster this offseason, exactly what they do with the center position is fascinating ahead of free agency.

Let's have a look at 10 big men the Warriors could target via trade or free agency this offseason, each of which come at different price points and with their own positives and negatives.

Steve Kerr has been open and honest in regard to Jonathan Kuminga over recent days, with his comments suggesting that the Warriors are ready to part ways with the talented young forward as he prepares to hit restricted free agency.

A 121-110 Game 5 loss has seen Golden State Warriors eliminated from the NBA Playoffs, with an immediate look ahead to how the franchise can return bigger (literally) and better next season.

Brandin Podziemski and Jonathan Kuminga combined for 54 points on Wednesday, but their futures are talking points as the latter prepares for restricted free agency. Plus, as the Warriors look to build around Stephen Curry, is anyone safe including veterans Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green?

The Golden State Warriors now find themselves down 3-1 and are in desperate trouble after a 117-110 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday night. 

Jonathan Kuminga produced a huge first-half that had the Warriors in front, but Jimmy Butler's passiveness and Draymond Green's inability to impact defensively were rather inexcusable elements from a second-straight home loss.

Plenty discussed from this game, the shock results of the NBA Draft Lottery, and a potential Giannis Antetokounmpo trade on this post-game live!

Jonathan Kuminga delivered a breakout playoff performance with 30 points, and Jimmy Butler added a team-high 33, but it wasn't enough as the Golden State Warriors suffered a Game 3 defeat to the Minnesota Timberwolves at Chase Center on Saturday.

Plenty to talk about on Kuminga's game, Butler's immense outing though he faded down the stretch, and perhaps the pivotal moment of the game in the third-quarter when Draymond Green picked up his fourth foul.

Playing without the injured Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors predictably struggled offensively in a 117-93 Game 2 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves at Target Center on Thursday.

But as Steve Kerr tried all 14 of his available players in the first-half, the Warriors may have made a couple of important rotation discoveries with positive performances from young pair Jonathan Kuminga and Trayce Jackson-Davis.

The Golden State Warriors recorded an impressive Game 1 road victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves, but it came at a cost as Stephen Curry left with a hamstring strain in the second-quarter.

While veterans Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green and Buddy Hield were again big for the Warriors in a 99-88 win, all attention turns to Curry and what could be a series-defining injury.

Buddy Hield has produced the performance of his life for the Golden State Warriors in Game 7, pouring in 33 points to help his team to a 103-89 victory over the Houston Rockets at Toyota Center on Sunday.

While Hield was the big story, the Warrior defense was just as big a factor led by Draymond Green's huge performance guarding Alperun Sengun. Plenty on that, Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, Jonathan Kuminga's minutes and a whole lot more as Golden State now fly to Minnesota to face the Timberwolves in Game 1 on Tuesday!

After blowing the opportunity to close out the series on their home floor, the Golden State Warriors now face a do-or-die Game 7 against the Houston Rockets on the road at Toyota Center on Sunday.

Are there any moves for Steve Kerr to make, or have the last two games simply exposed the flaws in the Warrior roster? Where do your confidence levels sit in Golden State being able to respond after back-to-back losses?

From the opening minutes it appeared obvious the Golden State Warriors weren't prepared for Game 5 against the Houston Rockets, with Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green each struggling in a 131-116 defeat.

Despite the blowout loss, there were a couple of silver linings for the Warriors as a fourth-quarter fight back forced Ime Udoka into bringing back his starters. Does Moses Moody's team-high 25 points mean much moving forward, and can Golden State now respond heading back to the Bay for Game 6?

Golden State's season is over — and now the real questions begin. What does the Warriors' elimination against the Suns on Friday mean, especially for Steve Kerr and his future after a late-game embrace sparked speculation.

The front office will have plenty of decision to make this offseason, but much of it will be dictated by the outcome of something that's already less than a month away.

Will this be a retool, a reset, or one last run with the core?

A huge post-game live after the Golden State Warriors take a 3-1 series lead with a 109-106 win over the Houston Rockets at Chase Center on Monday night!

Plenty to chat about including the fourth-quarter heroics of Jimmy Butler, the arguably best game of Brandin Podziemski's career, and Draymond Green's mixed night that finished with a clutch defensive stop on Alperun Sengun.

Plus later on, some discussion on what the Warriors should be looking to do in the offseason, as well as some off-topic conversations on Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter and other movies/TV series...

The Golden State Warriors have taken a 2-1 series lead over the Houston Rockets with a huge 104-93 win on Saturday night despite the absence of Jimmy Butler.

Stephen Curry put on a masterclass with 36 points, seven rebounds and nine assists, but it was the ability of Gary Payton II to take advantage of Curry's gravity down the stretch that allowed the Warriors to pull away in the fourth-quarter. Buddy Hield's 17-point performance also drew plenty of positives and negatives, while Quinten Post's career-high 12 rebounds is also a huge talking point despite shooting 1-of-7 from the floor.

The Golden State Warriors suffered a 109-94 defeat to the Houston Rockets in Game 2 at Toyota Center on Wednesday night, but their main focus will be on the health of Jimmy Butler after the 6x All-Star left the game following a nasty fall in the first-quarter.

Between Butler's injury and Brandin Podziemski being significantly impacted by illness, is there too much to take from the game as the series heads to the Bay delicately poised at 1-1?

The 2025 NBA Playoffs are officially underway with a slate of four games that sprung some surprises on Saturday.

After a brief look at those games, attention turns to a tantalizing first-round series between the Golden State Warriors and Houston Rockets starting at Toyota Center on Sunday. 

What do the Warriors need to do to advance? Let me know your thoughts in the YouTube comments or via @pok252 on X/Twitter!

The Golden State Warriors have officially clinched the seventh-seed in the NBA's Western Conference, having held of a second-half fightback from the Memphis Grizzlies to record a 121-116 win at Chase Center.

Plenty to discuss on this post-game live -- the brilliance of Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, the mind-boggling officiating down the stretch, the form of Golden State's younger players, Steve Kerr's rotation, and a quick look ahead to a first-round series against the Houston Rockets.

The Golden State Warriors will have to go through the Play-In Tournament to secure their playoff berth after a heartbreaking 124-119 loss to the L.A. Clippers on Sunday afternoon at Chase Center.

From Draymond Green's painful layup attempt and Buddy Hield's missed three, to the performances of Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler, and Jonathan Kuminga's benching amid a controversial rotation, there were so many talking points to go through on this post-game live!

After an uninspiring but comfortable 103-86 win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Friday night, the equation has become very simple for the Golden State Warriors -- win against the L.A. Clippers on Sunday and clinch the sixth-seed, or otherwise fall to seventh and host a Play-In game.

Stephen Curry battled through a slightly concerning thumb issue against the Trail Blazers, but Jimmy Butler (24 points) and Buddy Hield (16) stepped up in the 17-point road win!

The Golden State Warriors have been left stunned by a buzzer-beating game-winning three from Harrison Barnes, with a 114-111 San Antonio Spurs victory at Chase Center dropping the hosts to the dreaded seventh-seed in the Western Conference standings.

After one of their worst losses of the season, the Warriors will now have to beat the Portland Trail Blazers and L.A. Clippers, and hope other results go their way in order to avoid the dreaded Play-In Tournament and secure a playoff berth.

On a huge day of NBA games and news, the Golden State Warriors handled business with a dominant 133-95 victory over the insipid Phoenix Suns at Footprint Center on Tuesday night.

While the L.A. Clippers and Memphis Grizzlies also won, the Warriors were done a favor by a stunning fourth-quarter collapse from the Minnesota Timberwolves in Milwaukee. Plenty to discuss on a huge post-game live, including Denver's shock decision to fire their coach and GM, plus more debate on who the Warriors should prefer in a first-round playoff series!

A chance to jump into outright fourth in the Western Conference standings has gone begging for the Golden State Warriors, having had their five-game winning-streak snapped in a 106-96 loss to the Houston Rockets at Chase Center on Sunday.

Stephen Curry's disastrous performance and Golden State's 20 turnovers may have been the biggest factors in the game, but it's Steve Kerr's rotation patterns that could be of most intrigue ahead of the postseason.

Just when the Warriors needed him again, Stephen Curry defied the odds to deliver another miracle against the L.A. Clippers that saves the Warriors season...for the moment.

How did Curry and the Warriors overcome a 13-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat the Clippers, and can they repeat the dose when they face the Suns in Phoenix on Friday? It's all broken down on this episode!

The Golden State Warriors faced a daunting back-to-back against the Los Angeles Lakers and Denver Nuggets, yet exited with two of their most impressive wins of the season to continue growing their playoff credentials.

With Stephen Curry in red-hot form after a mammoth 125 points in the last three games, and Brandin Podziemski taking multiple steps towards future stardom, is it time to start talking about the Warriors as legitimate championship threats?

Brandin Podziemski and Jonathan Kuminga were huge in the first-half, before another epic battle broke out between Stephen Curry and LeBron James in a massive game between the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers at Crypto.com Arena.

After emerging with a 123-116 win, the Warriors could now draw even closer to the third-seed if they can return home and claim victory over the Denver Nuggets in the second night of a back-to-back on Friday!

If the upcoming back-to-back wasn’t already big enough for the Golden State Warriors, the stakes only grew further thanks to the Denver Nuggets’ decision to rest all their key guys on Wednesday night.

On this episode, a deep look at the current West standings, plus why tomorrow’s game against the Los Angeles Lakers might show us the real Jimmy Butler, and why it may change the narrative surrounding the Warriors’ playoff chances.

After going without a field-goal last time out in Memphis, Stephen Curry responded with a mammoth 12 threes and 52 points to lead the Golden State Warriors to a 134-125 win over the Memphis Grizzlies at FedExForum.

Curry wasn’t the only Warrior veteran to be a defining factor, with Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green also pivotal as the visitors leave Memphis with the fifth-seed now in hand!

A career-high seven 3-pointers from Brandin Podziemski helped the Golden State Warriors explode out of a recent offensive slump in a 148-106 victory over the San Antonio Spurs.

It was a near-perfect outing for the Warriors, but a re-aggravated ankle injury for Jonathan Kuminga is a concern ahead of Tuesday’s huge matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies.

Despite a huge build up to Jimmy Butler’s first game back in Miami, the Golden State Warriors fell meekly in a 112-86 blowout loss to the Heat at Kayesa Center.

The offensive woes again proved Golden State’s reliance on Stephen Curry, with Butler struggling and no Warrior player scoring more than 15 points as the team shot less than 40% from the floor and a paltry 23.7% from 3-point range.

Jonathan Kuminga had a team-high 16 points for the Golden State Warriors on Saturday, yet found himself benched for the entirety of the fourth as the visitors fell to a 124-115 defeat to the Atlanta Hawks.

While Kuminga’s playing time is a talking point, it’s the Warrior defense and first-quarter struggles that proved the difference in the nine-point loss.

Jimmy Butler’s second triple-double with the Golden State Warriors has helped the hosts to a 117-114 victory over the Toronto Raptors at Chase Center on Thursday night.

However, the result was overshadowed by a scary fall for Stephen Curry in the third-quarter, with the 2x MVP exiting the game and not returning in what the Warriors are calling a pelvic contusion. All Golden State fans now await an update on Curry's MRI in what could be a season-altering diagnosis.

Despite entering without 3x MVP Nikola Jokic, star guard Jamal Murray and a third key starter in Christian Braun, the Denver Nuggets rolled into Chase Center and produced a stunning 114-105 shock victory over the Golden State Warriors on Monday night.

Where did it all go wrong for the Warriors, and did they make a mistake even before tip-off? Can they now respond against the Bucks in what's suddenly an even more important second night of a back-to-back on Tuesday?

Steve Kerr has become the winningest coach in Golden State Warriors history, with his team staving off the New York Knicks in a low-scoring, playoff-like game at Chase Center on Saturday night.

Stephen Curry led the way for the Warriors with 28 points, five rebounds and seven assists, but it might have been the continued excellent form of Moses Moody that grabbed the most attention as the hosts ground out a three-point win.

The Golden State Warriors had another shift in place prior to Sunday's game against the L.A. Clippers, and one that irked some fans as the team prepares for Wednesday's Play-In elimination game.

Plus, are the Warriors done with another young player after this season, and what on earth has happened to Jordan Poole after finishing his season in New Orleans with another DNP?

There were plenty of question marks ahead of Jonathan Kuminga's return to the Golden State Warriors, but they were emphatically answered on Thursday night as the talented forward went for 18 points in just 20 minutes as the hosts demolished the visiting Sacramento Kings 130-104.

What does it once again say about Kuminga's individual potential, and of course that of the team as the Warriors move to 13-1 with Jimmy Butler in the lineup? Plenty of positives to get through on this post-game live!

After a 31-game absence following a severe ankle sprain, Jonathan Kuminga will make his return to the Golden State Warriors when they host the Sacramento Kings at Chase Center on Thursday night.

What can we expect from the talented young forward, and what may Steve Kerr's rotation look like upon Kuminga's return and once off a minutes restriction?

The Golden State Warriors have recorded their fifth-straight win and 12 in the last 14 games after fighting off a spirited comeback from the Portland Trail Blazers in the second-half at Chase Center on Monday night.

A career-high night from Gary Payton II highlighted the Warriors' efficiency offensively, while Jimmy Butler recorded his first career triple-double in a Golden State uniform! Plus, did Quinten Post continues to show why he's been compared to an NBA champion, and what to expect from Jonathan Kuminga as his long-awaited return draw nearer.