Steiny and Guru

Hour 3 - Guru gets a gripe off about the Oakland Athletics moving to Sacramento. Steiny understands, but is sad for the city of Oakland. Also, Warriors have choices to make that could have BIG implications for the boys end of season wagers.

Hour 4 - Steiny & Guru get ready for the SF Giants home opener with Ron Wotus, special assistant for the club. Plus, Steiny commits an atrocious foul on the boss of all people. Hilarity ensues.

Steiny & Guru break down the Oakland A's moving to Sacramento for the foreseeable future until their stadium is ready in Las Vegas. 

It's bigger than Jonathan Kuminga starting or not. Steiny & Guru take us into the difficult decisions Steve Kerr has to make surrounding his young star and why there are LEVELS to this.

Steiny & Guru wonder about Stephen Curry and Kerr's comments on his post-All Star Break and why Steph has been shooting so poorly at a time in the year where traditionally he's been dominant. 

Steiny & Guru discuss Steve Kerr's words about Jonathan Kuminga being "up in the air" to return to the starting lineup tonight against the Houston Rockets.

Steiny and Evan's (in for Guru) full show from Wednesday, April 3rd. The guys react to the Warriors win over the Mavericks -- the team's fifth-straight win, what the Warriors do with Andrew Wiggins and Jonathan Kuminga, and more.

In Hour 1, Steiny and Evan (in for Guru) react to last night's Warriors win over the Mavericks (Golden State's fifth win in a row), debate if Jonathan Kuminga should start on Thursday in Houston when he returns from his four-game absence, and more.

In Hour 2, Steiny and Evan (in for Guru) continue to react to another Warriors win backed by another solid Andrew Wiggins performance. What do the Warriors do with Wiggins and Jonathan Kuminga now? Should the Warriors pay Kuminga this offseason?

In Hour 3, Steiny and Evan (in for Guru) debate how the Warriors should address Jonathan Kuminga's contract this offseason, discuss Steph Curry's shooting woes recently and wonder if he is still the guy that can lead the Warriors to a championship.