Steph Curry and the Warriors look to repeat, Kevin Durant and the Suns look to bring a chip to the Valley, Jokic and Embiid set out to prove their case for more than just the MVP award, and so many more headlines going into this year's NBA playoffs.

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Golden State took care of home court and have tied their longest win streak of the season. But just because Curry is coming back does not mean we are necessarily getting better. Also listen to Bryan as he takes a glance at some potential playoff matchups.

Golden State has won three straight? Without Steph Curry? There are reasons to be optimistic, but many more reasons to pump the brakes. Listen to Bryan teeter that fence.

The Golden State Warriors are hurting right now. They have amazing glimpses from their core, but have yet to have any winning streak since December. What can they do now? Also, how do we fix the All-Star game?

KD to the Suns. Kyrie to the Mavs. Lakers ship off Westbrook. Warriors basically trade James Wiseman for Gary Payton II. What a crazy deadline. Here is my new power rankings now that the NBA landscape has completely shifted.

The Dallas Mavericks have traded Spencer Dinwiddie, Dorian Finney-Smith, and several draft picks to the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for Kyrie Irving and Markieef Morris. What happens now?

Steph Curry left the Mavericks game after bumping knees and legs with a Mavs player. Now he is being ruled out until after the all star break. What steps do the Warriors need to take in order to continue to vie for a championship? Also, what will become of the Kyrie Irving situation in Brooklyn?

Warriors win against the Cavs despite sitting a majority of the lineup. Jonathan Kuminga made his return to the lineup and made an instant impact. Listen in for details on the Celtics OT matchup and the upcoming home stretch versus the Nets and Grizzlies.

Draymond and Jordan Poole's interaction at the beginning of the season may have been overlooked by all of us. Not only does Draymond not keep everybody in check, but he lets it affect the Warriors record. Listen to this episode on what the Warriors could do to fix it.

Warriors take down the Spurs in convincing fashion in front of 68,353 fans in attendance. This was a must win for the Dubs who now look towards a difficult week against the Bulls and Celtics and look to stay in the playoff hunt.