Steiny and Guru

IF the Warriors were to get a player like PG13, would that actually translate to winning? Steiny doesn't think that all glitters is gold, while Guru is buying into it. 

Steiny & Guru get into Brian Windhorst's take on a possible new home for Paul George. Would getting a player like PG13 make the Warriors back into heavyweight contenders?

Steiny & Guru are reunited just in time to discuss ALL that's happened the last 72 hours. Mike Dunleavy spoke, but didn't say much to the media. Why? Klay Thompson is feeling disrespected. How did it get here? Plus, Brandon Aiyuk and the 49ers are at an impasse as well.

Hour 4 - Steiny & Guru try to put into perspective just how difficult it is, what the Golden State Warriors are trying to pull off! How can you instantly get better, while downsizing and shedding salary? It doesn't happen that often.

Hour 2 - Steiny & Guru wonder what the Chef is thinking about the summer, the olympics, and the direction of HIS franchise. Well, it's not. You know what we mean. Curry has to have a say, but might not have the GUTS.

Hour 3 - Steiny & Guru debate the best course of action for the Golden State Warriors and evaluate where the decisions are coming from. Is it out of intelligence, emotion, fear, love, and where does that get you?!

Hour 1 - Steiny & Guru break out the interpreter cap for Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy. What did he say yesterday and why were the careful words either hollow or powerful. Did he give us ANY insight as to what the future of Klay Thompson, the Warriors, IS?!

Steiny & Guru have feelings and thoughts on Klay & Aiyuk. They are chronologically crippled by no longer being priorities over their teammates and they're (understandably) taking that personally. 

Steiny & Guru analyze the options and tone of the Golden State Warriors after the reports that they're aiming for "larger-scale upgrades." Joe Lacob does NOT want this same team back.

Steiny & Guru debate whether gambling future trade chips and picks is the right move to give Stephen Curry the BEST opportunity to compete for postseason position, in the next couple of seasons.