Dubs OT

Dubs OT with John Dickinson: The Warriors roll through the Hawks in a game that only stalled in the 3rd quarter.  Wiggins shines bright but more notably, the bench play seals the deal.  JD also reacts to the injury of DeAnthony Melton.

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The Warriors fall to the Clippers in a matchup full of self-inflicted wounds, turnovers and missed free throws. JD poses the question: what has made the Clippers our kryptonite? 

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The Warriors improve to 10-2 overall and 2-0 in Emirates NBA Cup group play with a 123-118 win over the Grizzlies. JD joins you live from Harmonic Brewing to take you through what was an ugly final quarter at Chase Center. Greg Silver reveals the team's mood in Sounds of Silver. Up next for the Warriors will be their first trip to the Intuit Dome to face the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday.

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On a night that had it all, John Dickinson, Greg Silver, and the members of Dub Nation try to process Klay Thompson's return to the Bay Area. The new Dallas Maverick wearing No. 31 came to play, scoring 22 points and drilling 6 threes in a familiar building. Yet on this night, it was the other Splash Brother, Stephen Curry, who willed his team to victory late, as he scored the Warriors' final 12 points, to add to his season-high 37, and improve his team's record to 9-2. On a night with plenty to celebrate in the Bay, Dubs OT reflects on all of it.

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The Warriors closed their road trip with a 127-116 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, and improved to 8-2 on the season. JD & Silver get into the Warriors' lineup adjustments that sparked a 42-point 3rd quarter and built up a 30-point lead, and how the Thunder eventually cut it to 6 points before Stephen Curry closed the deal for good. Curry, at age 36, finished with 36 points in 36 minutes, while Jonathan Kuminga (20 points, 8-11 FG), and Andrew Wiggins (18 points, 6-14 FG) played a massive role as well. Additionally, De'Anthony Melton added 19 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 threes in his first start of the season. The Warriors will return to Chase Center to welcome Klay Thompson and the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday, which will also mark the beginning of group play in the Emirates NBA Cup.

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The Warriors had their first stinker of the season, and after they trailed 20-2 early, things only got worse from their, as their deficit ballooned to 41 points by halftime. The Cleveland Cavaliers brought the heat all night long and become the first team to start a season 10-0 since the 2015-16 Warriors. JD & Silver react to the stinker, take your calls, and decide how big of a deal Dub Nation should view their second loss of the season.

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The Warriors began the night down 14-3 and shooting just 1-11, but a collective team effort sparked by their defense got them back in the game, and they ultimately prevailed with a 118-112 over the Boston Celtics. JD & Silver walk through the keys of the game, the various "game balls" to be handed out, and play the best sounds from Warriors postgame. The Warriors improve to 5-0 on the road and 7-1 overall, and they'll travel to Cleveland for another big challenge on Friday to face the NBA's last unbeaten team, the 9-0 Cleveland Cavaliers.

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Stephen Curry returned to action on a minutes restriction, and led the Warriors to their 6th win of the year with 24 points in 24 minutes. JD recaps the Warriors win and previews the next three games against the Celtics, Cavaliers, and Thunder, which will put the Dubs to the test. Tune in for "Dubs OT" after every final buzzer this season to hear Sounds of Silver, Fun with Numbers, Question of the Night, & more!

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After the Warriors could do no wrong in the first half, the young and scrappy Houston Rockets erased a 31-point deficit and crawled their way back to force overtime. With no Stephen Curry and Draymond Green unavailable for overtime after fouling out, the Warriors' depth got the job done to avoid disaster. Jonathan Kuminga (23 points, 7-12 FG, game-high +18) was the overtime hero, while Brandin Podziemski (12 points, 5-11 FG), and Buddy Hield (27 points, 6 3PM) had key contributions as well. The Warriors will face the Washington Wizards on Monday and look to start the season 6-1.

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The Warriors complete the back-to-back sweep with another win over the New Orleans Pelicans. Again without Curry, Wiggins, and Melton, the Warriors depth showed up at Chase Center, headlined by the brilliant defense of Draymond Green. Buddy Hield led the scoring with 21 points, while Jonathan Kuminga (17 points 6-12 FG), Trayce Jackson-Davis (15 points, 9 rebounds), and Green (14 points, 6 assists, 5 blocks) led the offensive charge. The Warriors head to Houston for the beginning of a 5-game road trip where they'll face the Rockets on Saturday.

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