Steph Curry and Draymond Green were phenomenal in Klay Thompson's return to Golden State as the Warriors edged at the Mavericks in one of the best regular season games you'll ever see. Chris Chinn takes you through an emotional night where we all felt proud to be Warriors fans.

Steph Curry and the Warriors have arrived as contenders! The Dubs went into Boston and went toe-to-toe with the champs, showcasing that their upstart defense is the best in the NBA. Host Chris Chinn takes you through everything he loved and why Steve Kerr is the frontrunner for Coach of the Year.

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Steph Curry returned to the lineup and the Warriors didn't miss a beat, handling Jordan Poole's Wizards comfortably. Steve Kerr keep cooking with new lineup combinations, made possible by fantastic play by TJD and Kyle Anderson.

After blowing a 31 point lead, the Dubs learned a lot about themselves as they held on in overtime in Houston. Brandin Podziemski and Jonathan Kuminga stepped up with some big-time clutch baskets in the absence of Clutch POY Steph Curry. Host Chris Chinn tells you why this win was even better than a 30 point blowout.

Lindy "Raging" Waters has arrived. Waters, Buddy Hield, and a ball-hawking defense propelled the Dubs back from an early deficit against the Pelicans. On a night where the Warriors were without Steph Curry and Andrew Wiggins, five players filled the scoring void with over 17 points a piece.

It looked like a lot of the same from last year at Chase Center for the Warriors in their home opener loss to the Clippers. Sloppy turnovers and lack of size were prominent. Steph Curry sprained his ankle and Draymond Green got benched. What's next for the Dubs after expectations came back down to earth after a hot start?

Buddy Hield and Andrew Wiggins led the way as the Warriors routed the Blazers on opening night. It looked like vintage Dubs centered on ball movement, shooting, and defense. But the starting lineup struggled and may be flawed. Host Chris Chinn takes you through a fun night in Portland.

The 2024-25 season is here! If Steph Curry and the Warriors are going to win 50 games this year, host Chris Chinn tells you what needs to happen in his season preview.

The Warriors welcomed back Andrew Wiggins to the lineup, as Steve Kerr opted a new starting core with Wiggins at the 2. Host Chris Chinn takes you through the lineup construction, Kuminga's night, and the birth of Mo Buckets 2.0, Moses Moody.

The '24-25 Warriors identity is becoming clearer after a 4-0 preseason start, they will be shooting upwards of 40 threes per game. Host Chris Chinn takes you through the upside of this style of play and also warns of the potential pitfalls. Aside from Steph Curry superheroic efforts, how will they find consistent scoring in the half-court in clutchtime?