The Golden State Warriors have produced their worst performance of the season to date with a 120-110 loss to the Bucks in Milwaukee.

With star forward Giannis Antetokounmpo out, it was former Warrior Ryan Rollins who stepped up with a career-best night. Is there reason to panic for Golden State after such a disappointing performance, or is this just a blip on the radar?

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The Golden State Warriors have moved to 4-1 with a win over the L.A. Clippers on Tuesday night, with Quinten Post taking advantage of his starting opportunity with an impressive two-way performance.

Stevie joins me on this episode to discuss the 98-79 victory, more takeaways from the first week of Golden State basketball, and other bigger elements at play across the NBA!

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The Golden State Warriors got back to winning ways with a 131-118 win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Monday night, but it was the youth of Jonathan Kuminga, Brandin Podziemski and Moses Moody that crucially led the way on the first night of a back-to-back.

Can the Warriors get this kind of consistent performance from all three players moving forward, and is there still a giant center problem that needs to be addressed sooner rather than later?

Aaron Gordon went for an astonishing 50 points on a remarkable 10-of-11 shooting from 3-point range, yet it was the brilliance of Stephen Curry who stole the show late in a thrilling overtime win for the Warriors in their home opener.

Plenty to talk about from this game beyond Curry and Gordon, with the performances of Al Horford, Jonathan Kuminga and Will Richard also major storylines in the 137-131 win.

Stevie Ray joins me to dissect the Warriors' 119-109 victory over the Lakers on opening night, with Jimmy Butler, Stephen Curry and Jonathan Kuminga leading the way with impressive performances to help the franchise to the best possible start to the new season!

With Moses Moody a confirmed out for opening night against the Los Angeles Lakers, Steve Kerr suddenly has a conundrum on who should be the fifth-starter for the Golden State Warriors to start the season.

Plus, does Golden State’s plans for Al Horford suggest an obvious trade the front office needs to already be considering?

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On this episode I'm joined by Uriah Young of NBA Now & Then whose podcast specializes in bridging the gap between past and present to reveal fascinating and thought-provoking comparisons of players from different eras.

With that theme in mind, we undertake a fun exercise on comparing Golden State's stars with previous greats of the game, and offer our thoughts on who the franchise's young players could emulate in the future.

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Stephen Curry led the way with 28 points in less than 27 minutes against the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday, but it was Jonathan Kuminga's ejection and Will Richard's impressive first start that may have been the biggest talking points.

Plus, a crashing down to earth for Brandin Podziemski after Sunday's performance against the Lakers, and more on the Warriors center rotation a week out from the start of the regular season.

Playing without Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler, Al Horford and Moses Moody, the Warriors fell 126-116 in their third preseason game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday night.

Brandin Podziemski was the clear standout for the Warriors particularly in the third-quarter, but how do we evaluate the performance of Jonathan Kuminga? 

Plus, how concerning is Draymond Green’s preseason form, and would the Warriors consider moving the franchise legend if it meant acquiring one of Bam Adebayo or Lauri Markkanen?

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The Golden State Warriors main rotation found themselves thoroughly outplayed by the Portland Trail Blazers in the first 2.5 quarters at Chase Center on Wednesday night.

However, after being down 19 entering the fourth, a 51-point outburst led by Quinten Post, Will Richard and LJ Cryer helped the Warriors to a 129-123 victory to push their preseason record to 2-0.