The Morning Roast with Spadoni and Shasky

The NBA All-Star Game was SO BAD that one of us could not even finish watching it. It was pretty bad.

From 'The TK Show' (subscribe here): Tim Kawakami and Matt Barrows discuss the growing certainty that Deebo Samuel and the 49ers will be splitting up and what that could mean for free agency and the draft. Also, how the Eagles' Super Bowl win supported the 49ers' views about the defensive line.

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From 'No Huddle Podcast' (subscribe here): Al and Brian look back at previous drafts, where the 49ers have hit on defensive linemen, the holes on the defensive side of the ball and more.

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In Hour 1 of the Morning Roast, Spadoni and Shasky recap the resilient win in Houston for the Dubs last night. Spadoni and Shasky give their one word to describe the Warriors season so far. Plus, has Podziemski found a new role in lieu of Buddy Hield's struggles?

In Hour 2 of The Morning Roast, Spadoni and Shasky dive into how exciting this All Star Game weekend will be with the Bay Area hosting. Shasky believes the tide is turning on the negative connotations of the city.Plus, Warriors Insider Anthony Slater joins the Morning Roast Slater and breaks down what he's seeing from young guys, how Kuminga will integrate into the Warriors lineup and if they Warriors have what it takes to make a run post All Star break.

In Hour 3 of The Morning Roast, Spadoni and Shasky get into Mike Dunleavy and where Warriors fans are at with the new GM. How confident are you now that he's made a splash move that is working so far? Plus, NBC Sports Bay Area's Bonta Hill joins the guys in studio and discusses Warriors defense, Niners and Deebo Samuel drama and much more!

In the final hour of the Morning Roast, Spadoni, Shasky and guest Bonta Hill end the show getting into the NBA officiating recently and if it's gotten worse or better.

Bonta Hill is back for his Friday morning appearance and is loving Jimmy Butler on the Warriors, and is ready to say goodbye to Deebo Samuel.

Our Warriors insider for The Athletic joins The Roast to offer his one word for the Dubs season, as well as a positive update on Stephen Currys knee issues and how Jimmy Butler looks 4 games into his Warriors