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Steiny & Guru wonder if the decisions that have led to this place in the dynasty is because Joe Lacob has steered them there.
The newest San Jose Sharks No. 1 overall draft selection Macklin Celebrini joins Steiny & Guru to welcome a new face of sports to the Bay Area!
Steiny & Guru wonder if the other members of the Big 3 could have changed the fate of the Warriors the past two seasons and thus, the present of Klay Thompson.
Steiny & Guru discuss Ramona Shelburne's latest detailing for Klay Thompson and Joe Lacob's final discussion and why it signaled what we believed all along: Klay was never coming back.
Steiny & Guru try to determine how we got to this point with a member of the Splash Brothers that is no longer around: Klay Thompson. Why couldn't they figure out a way to make it work? Maybe because the Warriors didn't want to. NBC Sports Bay Area's Monte Poole tries to help us uncover the truth.
Hour 1 - Steiny & Guru wonder how people woke up today feeling like Klay Thompson is no longer on the team.
Hour 2 - Steiny & Guru analyze the stance Stephen Curry took on Klay Thompson, Paul George, and this offseason, knowing that the team NEEDS him to make some difficult choices.
Hour 3 - Steiny & Guru dive into the reasons behind why Klay Thompson will not be wearing a jersey for the Warriors and if there was anything that could have been done to salvage the relationship.
Hour 4 - Steiny & Guru dive into the NEW trade market after Paul George moves to Philadelphia. What are the Warriors to do? NBC Sports Bay Area's Monte Poole joins us to help explore.
NBC Sports Bay Area's Monte Poole joins Steiny & Guru to discuss the Klay Thompson divorce, Warriors offseason moves, and future in Golden State.
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