The Golden State Warriors will not only be without superstar guard Stephen Curry for their upcoming back-to-back against the New Orleans Pelicans, but also his potential backup in De'Anthony Melton.

Where will Steve Kerr go with his starting lineup and the remainder of the rotation? It's all unpacked on this episode!

The Golden State Warriors suffered their first loss of the season in their home opener against the L.A. Clippers, but all attention is on the status of Stephen Curry after the 2x MVP twice turned his ankle and left the game in the second-half.

Reaction to the game, Curry's injury and a look forward to what Steve Kerr and the Warriors may do if their superstar spends significant time on the sidelines.

While the Golden State Warriors have been mightily impressive themselves over the first two games, do they have even more hope by the early results and form of rivals in the Western Conference?

Plus, a look ahead to Sunday’s home opener against the L.A Clippers -- the contrasting team styles, key individual matchups and final score prediction.

Buddy Hield continued his scorching hot start to the season, adding seven threes and 27 points to lead the Golden State Warriors to a comprehensive 127-86 victory over the Jazz in Utah on Friday night.

There were plenty of positives (and maybe a couple of concerns) for the Warriors as they complete back-to-back road wins by a record-setting 77 combined points.

Klay Thompson made an impressive start to life away from the Golden State Warriors, pouring in six threes in a 22-point performance for the Dallas Mavericks against the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday. 

Takeaways from Klay’s performance, other thoughts from Thursday’s slate of games, and a look ahead to Warriors vs. Jazz on this episode of the podcast!

All the postgame thoughts from the Golden State Warriors 139-104 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers at Moda Center on Wednesday night. 

Stephen Curry was stranded one rebound short of a triple double, Buddy Hield did his best Klay Thompson impersonation in his Warrior debut, Andrew Wiggins recaptured some of his best form, and Steve Kerr went to a 12-man rotation that's sure to be a storyline going forward.

*This is a replay of the live stream on YouTube

The contract extension deadline has passed with no agreement between the Golden State Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga, but the franchise did get a deal done on Sunday with fellow fourth-year lottery Moses Moody.

What does the contrasting outcomes mean for both players and how could it impact others? Plus, Steve Kerr confirms a couple of rotation decisions ahead of Wednesday’s regular season opener against the Trail Blazers, so how may he disperse his minutes across the deep Warrior roster?

The Golden State Warriors begin their regular season in Portland against the Trail Blazers on Wednesday night. Rip City Project site editor Reese Kunz joins Peter to preview the game, including the preseason form of each, the contrasting styles, a few intriguing individual matchups and final score predictions.

You can check out Reese's work over on Rip City Project here - https://ripcityproject.com/

The Golden State Warriors completed their unbeaten preseason with a 132-74 obliteration of the Los Angeles Lakers at Chase Center on Friday night. 

Is there anything to be taken from such a one-sided contest? Perhaps we can read something into the lineups and rotations Steve Kerr went to even despite the absence of Stephen Curry.

The Golden State Warriors have one more preseason game against the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday — what should the starting lineup and bench look like, and who will be unlucky to miss out given the roster depth?

Plus, the roster moves we could potentially see immediately after Friday’s game, and the latest on potential extensions for Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody just days out from the deadline.