Warriors Brawl

The guys discuss Steph Curry's recent 53 point explosion and what are the implications of number 30 passing Wilt Chamberlain as the all time leading scorer of the Golden State Warriors. They also discuss if the new team identity should be "give it to Steph", Draymond's greatness, and James Wiseman's rookie year.

The guys react to the win against the Bucks, Wiseman, Draymond running his mouth and more!

The guys discuss all the recent of troubles of the Golden State Warriors. Should the Warriors have drafted Lamelo instead of Wiseman? Will the Warriors make the playoffs? Is anyone besides Curry really that good (Draymond included)? Will Steph go to a different team?

The guys discuss Wiggins' lights out performance against the Grizzlies. The upcoming road trip. And news from around the league.

The guys discuss Steph's lights out performance during the all star game, a possible Victor Oladipo trade, what's happening with the rest of the NBA, and possible quarterbacks for the 49ers.

YEAH I SAID IT. Eli tries to convince Derrick that Curry is better than Durant, and afterwards, both guys thank Durant for all he did the for the franchise. Also on this ep, a mini win streak, a Lakers beatdown, and predictions!

The guys discuss the teams recent loses to bad teams, the wins against good teams, the return of James Wiseman, the return of Kelly Tsunami Papi Oubre, and a possible trade for Kristaps Porzingis.

The guys discuss Durant's time at the Warriors and his return to the Bay Area, Draymond's passionate words about the treatment of players, and the state of the rest of the league.

The guys discuss the mvp-caliber play coming from Steph Curry and the magical passing happening due to Draymond Green. Then they get into the good and the bad from Oubre, and why Wiggin's recenting shooting numbers shouldn't be concerning, and why Juan Toscano-Anderson sounds like the name of an actor even though he is most definitely a warrior.

Eli and Derrick discuss the recent Warriors games, why Looney replaced Wiseman in the starting line up, how Andrew Wiggins' continues to impress, and why internet sports bloggers don't know S!*T!