From 'Warriors Plus Minus: A show about the Golden State Warriors' (subscribe here): Anthony, Marcus and Tim discuss possible trade targets for the Warriors this summer and some choices for the 41st pick in the draft next week. Also, which teams might be interested in acquiring Jonathan Kuminga?

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On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by Maja Stark, champion of the Women's Golf U.S. Open! Maja shares her mindset as she went on to win the major and how it feels to be champion. Jordan also touches on the viewership of the 2025 French Open in the business of women's sports.

On this episode of She's Got Next with Jordan Robinson, Jordan is joined by the Commissioner of the new Athlete's Unlimited Softball League, Kim Ng. They talk about Kim's path to being commissioner and how excited she is for the inaugural professional softball league to start. Jordan then updates you on the business of women's sports with a flashback to a friend of the program doing big things!

From 'Warriors Plus Minus: A show about the Golden State Warriors' (subscribe here): Anthony Slater and Tim Kawakami discuss several key offseason issues. Is Quentin Post their long-term answer at center? Does it make the most sense to re-sign Jonathan Kuminga? And how should the Warriors view their prospects vs. Oklahoma City into the future?

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On this episode of She's Got Next With Jordan Robinson, Jordan chats with 2x WNBA Champion and LA Sparks Guard, Kelsey Plum. Her and the former #1 overall pick chat about the start to the Sparks' season, some hilarious teammate stories and how Women's Sports as a whole is progressing forward. Jordan also gives you an overall Women's Sports update and introduces a news segment called "Tea Time."

From 'Warriors Plus Minus: A show about the Golden State Warriors' (subscribe here): Anthony, Marcus and Tim discuss the complicated situation surrounding Jonathan Kuminga's pending restricted free agency and whether the Warriors should keep him or try to trade him. Is there any other way they can improve the team?

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On this episode of She's Got Next, Jordan Robinson is joined by Rachel Axon from the Sports Business Journal to talk all women's sports, but in particular "The Greatest Show On Dirt."

From 'Warriors Plus Minus: A show about the Golden State Warriors' (subscribe here): That's a wrap on the Warriors 2024-25 season. Marcus, Tim and Anthony get together to share their thoughts on Jonathan Kuminga's future, the overall make-up of the roster and what the organization may look to do this summer, the Jimmy Butler experience, the need to get bigger down low and more.

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From 'Inside the Green Room with Danny Green' (Subscribe Here): Danny Green and Harrison Sanford are just as shocked as everyone else that the Timberwolves defeated the Warriors in five games to advance to the Conference Finals. Have we seen the last of Golden State's dominance?

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Jordan Robinson kicks off the inaugural episode of 'She Got Next' by diving into the upcoming WNBA seasons with Washington Mystic's Aaliyah Edwards, and then welcomes on Christina Williams of Girls Talk Sports TV to go around the league and touch on the Association's most compelling storylines