Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

With the Warriors' season officially over, Wes Goldberg is joined by Charles T. Hamilton to discuss their takeaways from the season before talking about their favorite draft targets and debate a pair of free agent possibilities.

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Steph Curry and four other Warriors joined in on a peaceful protest in Oakland on Wednesday. How did it come together, and what was the impact on the community? Wes Goldberg is joined by Connor Letourneau to discuss their coverage of the event.

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Wes Goldberg opens the show by sharing his thoughts on the recent protests resulting from the death of George Floyd. Then he answers a few listener questions about the Warriors' closing lineup and backup point guard for next season.

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Wes Goldberg opens the show by talking about if the Warriors should play another game this season and the value of going through a training camp in San Francisco. Then he's joined by Charles T. Hamilton to remember the transitional 2010-11 season and discuss a couple of free agent wing targets.

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Wes Goldberg is joined by the San Francisco Chronicle's Connor Letourneau (@Con_Chron) to discuss the backlash to their Giannis takes last week, what Vonteego Cummings is up to and Antawn Jamison scoring 51 points against Kobe Bryant during the 2000-01 season.

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Wes Goldberg talks about what Kevon Looney's surgery means for him and the Warriors before being joined by Mark King (Locked On Grizzlies) to discuss the benefits of a group stage in the playoffs. Then he gets to listener mail and polls.

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Wes Goldberg and the San Francisco Chronicle's Connor Letourneau discuss what they are hearing about the Warriors' NBA draft plans, including why they won't take James Wiseman or Killian Hayes.

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Wes Goldberg talks about Steve Kerr's story in episode 9 of "The Last Dance," what the Warriors can learn from the 90s Bulls, what they are looking to add this offseason, and why the 2017 Warriors would dominate the 1996 Bulls.

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Wes Goldberg is joined by Charles T. Hamilton to ask if Kevin Durant would have left the Warriors if he didn't get injured during last season's playoffs. Then they discuss who between Jae Crowder and Andre Roberson would be a better free-agent addition for the Warriors.

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Wes Goldberg is joined by the San Francisco Chronicle's Connor Letourneau and the Mercury News' Dieter Kurtenbach to discuss how the NBA season could return, if media access will ever be the same after COVID-19 and why Alameda is better than San Francisco.

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