Warriors Wrap Up

Evan Giddings reacts to the Golden State Warriors win vs. Bucks as Stephen Curry powers the offense, rookie Trayce Jackson-Davis blocks Giannis Antetokounmpo 3 times, and the young Dubs continue to impress.

From 'Golden Spaces' (subscribe here): There isn’t much to say about this one from a Warriors perspective as Boston bludgeoned Golden State 140-88. The Warriors were down by 40 points at halftime. Jaylen Brown went off, Justin says it was a bad idea to leave him open from three. He and Kariemah go through some of the player performances and look ahead to Wednesday night against the Bucks. 

0:00 - Warriors bludgeoned by Celtics

8:00 - Player performances

22:49 - Standings

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Marc Grandi reacts to the Warriors 140-88 loss vs. Celtics as the Dubs' starter get played off the court, Klay Thompson injures his hamstring and they end the road trip with a 3-1 record

Marc Grandi reacts to the Warriors win vs. Raptors including Jonathan Kuminga's insane presence in the paint with his dunking ability, Moses Moody always staying ready, and Chris Paul's comments about Klay Thompson

From 'Golden Spaces' (subscribe here): The Warriors make it 7 straight road wins after a 110-99 win over the Knicks. Justin and Kariemah talk about the individual performances, especially Moses Moody making the best of his opportunities with Wiggins out. They talk about an article that came out about Klay Thompson and another article about Otto Porter looking at playing for the Celtics or Clippers. They wrap by previewing Toronto for Friday night on the second leg of a back to back. 

0:00 - Warriors beat Knicks

17:52 - Klay Thompson article

26:30 - Upcoming game with the Raptors

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Marc Grandi reacts to the Warriors 110-99 win vs. Knicks as the Dubs win their 7th straight road game behind strong performances from Steph Curry and Jonathan Kuminga.

From 'The TK Show' (subscribe here): Tim Kawakami and NBC Sports Bay Area's Monte Poole discuss Klay Thompson's ups and downs, Steve Kerr's path to his recent contract extension and the Warriors' place in the Western Conference.

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Evan Giddings reacts to the Warriors win vs. Wizards as Klay Thompson powers the offense, Moses Moody gets the start in Andrew Wiggins' absence, and Chris Paul returns from injury.

From 'Golden Spaces' (subscribe here): The Warriors get swept by the Nuggets in the regular season. Nat, Justin and Kariemah breakdown the loss to Denver Sunday. Nat questions why there was more Brandin Podziemski and less GP2 and Kuminga. Steve Kerr made mention of Curry being fatigued, Warriors insider Anthony Slater seems to think a day off could be coming for Curry. Nat, Justin and Kariemah say if you rest him, rest him Tuesday against the Wizards. Another day of Moses Moody getting no minutes, why won’t Kerr play Moody more? Nat thinks Klay will be back in the starting lineup again this season. The guys look at the Warriors upcoming road trip. 

0:00 - Warriors lose to Nuggets 

26:00 - Kerr says Curry is fatigued

40:34 - Klay probably becomes a starter again this year 

42:00 - What should the minutes distribution look like?

44:25 - Should the Warriors pursue Otto Porter?

55:04 - Upcoming road trip 

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Marc Grandi reacts to the Warriors loss vs. Nuggets as Klay Thompson has a hot first half but sputters late, the Dubs 3-game win streak get snaps, and Nikola Jokic dominates again