Host Chris Chinn ponders what the Warriors would look like now if Jordan Poole and Draymond were cool and he never left. How would the front office have structured the starting the lineup and how successful would this team be?

Steph Curry is not waiving the white flag. Steph and the Warriors escaped a blown 24 point lead in Minnesota and saved us from another heartbreaking loss. Too bad we can't say the same for those Wolves fans in the corner.

A low-point after a disappointing loss to the Raptors has the Warriors wondering what the path forward is to giving Steph Curry one last chance at a title. Host Chris Chinn gives you his take on whether Steph, Draymond, and Kerr's recent comments about not mortgaging the future make sense.

On an extremely short-handed night coupled with an off-shooting night for Steph Curry, the Warriors narrowly avoided blowing an 18 point lead to Detroit and hitting a new rock-bottom.

Jonathan Kuminga's sprained ankle sucks, but there's a few silver linings for the Warriors about how and when it happened. Host Chris Chinn tells you more about why Kuminga's injury might not be all bad news for Golden State after Andrew Wiggins stepped to lead the Dubs to a victory over the Grizzlies.

Steph and the Warriors' offense finally got hot from 3 as they blew out the Sixers in their first game of 2025. Was this just shot variance or the the start of something clicking for the Dubs?

Host Chris Chinn recaps all that was naughty and nice for the Warriors during their past 7 game stretch. From Jonathan Kuminga's career high consecutive games to Steph Curry's struggles to score inside the arc, we look at what needs to change as we turn the calendar over.

The Dubs acquire Dennis Schroder from the Nets to fix their shot creation issues. It's the first step in the right direction towards plugging some of the holes that have plagued this team recently. Chris Chinn tells you why this trade is a win for the Warriors.

After an embarrassing offensive first half filled with ugly turnovers and inability to get a good shot, the Warriors bounced back in the second half to take a 7 point lead in clutch time. What followed was more offensive incompetence followed by the officials giving the game away to the Rockets on a mind-numbing call in a chaotic sequence. WTF

Draymond Green loves to hate Rudy Gobert. Led by Steph Curry, Buddy Hield, and GP2, the Warriors came from behind to win the 2nd game of the series against Anthony Edwards and the Timberwolves. Chris Chinn takes you through a new starting lineup and his thoughts moving forward.