Dubs OT

John Dickinson brings you an extended postgame following the Warriors' 123-112 over the Wizards in Washington D.C. Chris Paul was stellar in his first game back since fracturing his left hand on January 5, and the first look of the Klay Thompson + Chris Paul backcourt off the bench was a success. Thompson led the Dubs in scoring with 25 points on 9-16 shooting and 6-11 from deep, and he was paramount to the Warriors 38-17 advantage in the 3rd quarter. Jonathan Kuminga added 21 points on 10-13 shooting, and Kevon Looney finished with a game-high +20 off the bench. The Warriors' road trip continues on Thursday when they visit Madison Square Garden to face the Knicks.

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John Dickinson brings you Dubs OT postgame live from Harmonic Brewing in Thrive City. After an exciting first half in which the Warriors held a lead as high as 16 points, in large part thanks to Klay Thompson's 23 off the bench, the defending champion Denver Nuggets closed out the first half on a 14-0 run to tie the game at 61-61 headed into the break. Denver continued their strong play in the 2nd half, and the Warriors never got it going enough to take the game back into their own hands. They'll look to rebound on the first game of their road trip when they face the Washington Wizards on Tuesday.

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John Dickinson brings you Warriors postgame from Harmonic Brewing after the Warriors win an ugly contest against the Charlotte Hornets 97-84. Despite a team total of 22 turnovers, the Warriors racked up 28 total assists and had five different players score in double figures. Their 29-26 record marks the first time since their 6-2 start that the Dubs have been 3+ games over .500, but they'll have a big test coming on Sunday against the Denver Nuggets. The Warriors are 0-3 against the Nuggets this season, which includes a blown 18-point lead in the 4th quarter in their last meeting.

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John Dickinson is back at Harmonic Brewing in Thrive City following the Warriors 128-110 win over the Lakers. Stephen Curry got the offense going early with 16 points in the 1st quarter, while Andrew Wiggins continued his strong stretch of games (20 points, 8-14 FG, 2-5 3pt) and birthday boy Trayce Jackson-Davis (17 points, 8-10 FG, 5 rebounds, 2 blocks) brought major contributions en route to a Dubs win. The Warriors have now won 7 of their last 8 games, and they will look to stay hot as they welcome the Charlotte Hornets into town tomorrow.

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Klay Thompson comes off bench to lead Warriors past Jazz 140-135

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Greg Silver takes you through Dubs OT after the Warriors add another difficult loss to their 2023-2024 season. While they'd been playing better basketball as of late and won 7 of their previous 8, poor execution in the 4th quarter led to another blown lead and pushed the Dubs back to .500 at 26-26. They will travel to Utah for a back-to-back tomorrow night to play one of their previously rescheduled games against the Jazz. This will be their final game before the All-Star Break.

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John Dickinson returned to the KNBR airwaves as the Warriors win their 5th straight game. On a night when eight different players scored in double figures, it was a huge night for Klay Thompson, who finished with 26 points on 11-19 shooting. His fellow Splash Brother Stephen Curry caught fire in the 4th quarter, drilling five of his seven three pointers, and the Warriors defeated the Jazz 129-107 on a night without their head coach present. Steve Kerr, along with Mike Dunleavy Jr., Chris DeMarco, Ron Adams, Zaza Pachulia, and Rick Celebrini, traveled to Serbia for the memorial service of Dejan Milojevic. The Warriors return to Chase Center on Wednesday to face the Los Angeles Clippers who sit 3rd in the Western Conference with a 35-17 record.

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John Dickinson and Greg Silver went live for Dubs OT in two different festive locations--with JD in Las Vegas for Super Bowl LVIII and Silver at Harmonic Brewing in San Francisco--after the Warriors defeated the Phoenix Suns 113-112 in a playoff-like atmosphere. The Warriors trailed 112-110 with 3.3 seconds left on the clock, and Brandin Podziemski's inbound got past Bradley Beal and right to Stephen Curry, who launched a 3pt shot that would go down as his 10th career game-winner. He would end the night with 30 points and 9 three pointers made, but more importantly, the Warriors are now back to .500 at 25-25. They will face the Jazz in Utah twice and the Los Angeles Clippers at home in between before they reset for the All-Star Break.

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John Dickinson and Greg Silver reconvene after the Warriors finish their road trip with a 4-1 record, capped off by a 131-109 win vs the Pacers on Thursday night. Stephen Curry finished with 42 points, and after going a perfect 6-6 from downtown in the 1st quarter, there was hardly any looking back for the Dubs. Strong efforts from Brandin Podziemski, Jonathan Kuminga, Andrew Wiggins, Gui Santos, and others led the Warriors to a well-rounded team win. They'll look to keep this newly found spark as they welcome Kevin Durant and the Phoenix Suns to Chase Center on Saturday night.

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John Dickinson and Greg Silver streamed a late "Dubs OT" after the Warriors defeated the Nets 109-98 at the Barclays Center. Despite shooting only 4-22 from deep, all of which were made by Stephen Curry, the 2nd half grit and energy from Draymond Green, Brandin Podziemski (team high 11 reb), Jonathan Kuminga (28 points, 10-12 FT), and Gui Santos carried the Warriors to the finish line. However, Klay Thompson was left out of the closing lineup, and questions continue to surround the future Hall of Famer's upcoming contract negotiations.

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