In Hour 1 of the Morning Roast, Joe Spadoni and Joe Shasky debate whether the Rockets targeting Steph Curry's injured thumb is open game or dirty strategy

In Hour 2 of the Morning Roast, Joe Spadoni and Joe Shasky talk about players who need to step up during the course of Game 6. They also take calls on the confidence meter of the fan base.

In Hour 3 of the Morning Roast, Joe Spadoni and Joe Shasky break down what it'll take for the Golden State Warriors to win Game 6 against the Houston Rockets -- Shasky unveils his checklist, which includes NO TURNOVERS.

In Hour 4 of the Morning Roast, Joe Spadoni and Joe Shasky are joined in studio by NBC Sports Bay Area's Bonta Hill to preview Game 6 and react to the news of San Antonio Spurs' Greg Popovich stepping aside from coaching duties.

Bonta Hill and the rest of the Roast are feeling very confident the Warriors will end the Rockets season tonight.

Bonta Hill joins The Roast, and he, like Spadoni and Shasky, has no issues with Dillon Brooks taking a swipe at Stephen Curry's bad thumb.

Do the Warriors keep Buddy Hield in the starting lineup? Or does Steve Kerr re-insert Modes Moody?

The more confident team will win Game 6. And the Warriors have all the confidence they need.

We know what Dillon Brooks goonery looks like. Him going after Stephen Currys sore thumb is not that kind of goonery.