Saturday’s win over the Memphis Grizzlies has quickly turned sour for the Golden State Warriors, with disappointing news of Jonathan Kuminga’s injury compounded by Sunday’s disastrous 129-99 loss to the Sacramento Kings.

Where to next for the Warriors? What are the implications of Kuminga’s injury for he and the team? Plus, fans continue to clamour for a Nikola Vucevic trade in the wake of the 30-point blowout loss!

On this episode I'm joined by Pippen Ain't Easy's Austin McGee to discuss the latest reports from The Athletic linking the Warriors to Chicago Bulls center Nikola Vucevic.

Austin tells us whether Vucevic's huge offensive production is real so far this season, particularly the shooting numbers that see the 2x All-Star drilling 43.6% of his 3-pointers.

We also get into the defensive concerns, whether they'd be mitigated in Golden State by the presence of Draymond Green, and what the Bulls would be after in a trade with the Warriors.

Check out Austin over on X/Twitter (@austinmcgee15) or check out his work on Pippen Ain't Easy!

The Golden State Warriors have recorded back-to-back wins for the first time since November, defying injury concerns to beat the Memphis Grizzlies 121-113 at Chase Center on Saturday night.

Andrew Wiggins led the way with a huge second-half in the absence of Stephen Curry and Jonathan Kuminga, while Lindy Waters III broke out of a slump with 16 points off the bench. Kuminga's concerning ankle injury will have implications, particularly in regard to trade discussions as we discuss the latest on Jimmy Butler and Nikola Vucevic.

Offensive issues were again the story for the Golden State Warriors as they shot less than 34% in a 113-95 loss to the league-leading Cleveland Cavaliers at Chase Center on Monday night.

The performance of Trayce Jackson-Davis was certainly a talking point for fans after the game, as was the potential of Moses Moody after a team-high 19 points on 7-of-8 shooting. Towards the end of the post-game live, the chatter descended into more on what the Warriors should do with Jonathan Kuminga ahead of the February 6 trade deadline.

It took less than 24 hours for Jonathan Kuminga to match his career-high in scoring, but this time it came alongside Stephen Curry and in a Golden State Warriors win over the Phoenix Suns.

The fourth-year forward was massive with 34 points and nine rebounds, once again leading to the question of whether this is the true turning point for Kuminga?

The Golden State Warriors fought back to make it a game down the stretch, but Jonathan Kuminga’s career-high 34 points wasn’t enough in a 102-92 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday night.

Can the Warriors strike a balance when Kuminga plays alongside Stephen Curry and Draymond Green? Can Dennis Schroder turn around his horrible start in a Golden State jersey? A heap of questions to answer plus the inevitable slide into trade speculation on this post-game live!

Jonathan Kuminga delivered one of his best performances of the season with a game-high 26 points against the Indiana Pacers, but it wasn’t enough for the Golden State Warriors in a 111-105 defeat on Monday night at Chase Center.

Stephen Curry was again kept quiet and Andrew Wiggins was inefficient, with the fourth-quarter offense and free-throw shooting again proving problematic for the Warriors as they dropped their 10th game in the past 13 outings.

The Golden State Warriors delivered a much needed win on Saturday over the Minnesota Timberwolves, coming largely thanks to a 31-point, 10-assist performance from Stephen Curry that included a 11-point barrage in 90 seconds late in the game.

Trayce Jackson-Davis and Brandin Podziemski also impressed in the 10-point victory, with plenty of talking points emanating from a crucial win over a Western Conference rival!

The Golden State Warriors delivered one of their worst performances in recent memory on Thursday in Memphis, falling to the Grizzlies 144-93 in an unmitigated disaster for the franchise.

What does the loss say about Stephen Curry after one of the worst performances of his career, as well as the new back court of he and Dennis Schroder who had a forgettable Warrior debut? 

Trying to make sense of everything that went wrong for Golden State in this post-game live, and how their current issues can be addressed internally and/or via a significant trade!

On this episode we hit on some big Warriors issues, namely the Jonathan Kuminga-Draymond Green starting power forward conundrum and the early season form of Brandin Podziemski.

Plus, the difficulty of Golden State trying to trade for Jimmy Butler, and who should be in and out of the rotation when the Warriors play the Memphis Grizzlies on Thursday night!