We know Steve Kerr as the successful Warriors coach with three NBA titles, but there’s so much more to the man. Scott Howard-Cooper, an award-winning sports journalist, has authored an in-depth biography (coming out on June 15) assessing the life and career of Kerr. Scott joins Ray and Joe to talk about Steve Kerr, A Life. It’s a special podcast and a book you won’t want to miss!
The Warriors were starting to get on a roll until they ran into a rough 4th quarter in a loss to Myles Turner and the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday. This week we chat about the “Box In One” defense Golden State is seeing now from opponents trying to slow down Steph Curry. We also evaluate James Wiseman so far and discuss recent NBA Covid and superstar issues.
Steph Curry is back in the lineup and he dropped 42 points on the Cavs in the Warriors win in Cleveland on Wednesday. He talks about how he is making progress in his return.
Our special guest is Tim Kawakami from the Athletic. He tells us why the online sportswriting site is successful and we chat about the Warriors season: “This is not going to be a smooth sailing season,” says Kawakami. “There are still going to be some episodes. I’m convinced of it. They didn’t ruin the NBA, because this is tough. This is a long season. You suffer through some things, you fight through them and as Steve Kerr always says, that’s the reason why you go crazy when you win a championship, why you spray each other with champagne. Not because it’s easy, because it’s hard.”
The Warriors followed a nice win in Oklahoma City with a stinker at Indiana. Head coach Steve Kerr says he was “embarrassed” by the team’s effort while Kevin Durant countered with: “I thought we cared.” Either way, it’s almost playoff time, so Joe and Ray assess the outlook for the Dubs with one more week and three games left in the regular season.
The Warriors started the post-All Star break with a win over the Clippers that featured a 44-point night from Steph Curry. Joe and Ray discuss the Dubs 1st quarter improvement after Steve Kerr inserted Jevale McGee into the starting lineup in place of Zaza Pachulia .
Check out our podcast from Saturday morning, on-site at Toscalito Tire and Automotive in San Rafael. We review the win over the Timberwolves, preview the Celtics game and talk about the All-Star selection process. Plus, we hear post-game comments from Steph Curry, Steve Kerr and Kyrie Irving after the Warriors win over the Celtics at Oracle Arena Saturday night.
Steph Curry continued his sensational run in a win over Denver, so we talk about his MVP candidacy and the Warriors standing at the halfway point of the season. Plus, Steve Kerr talks about LaVar Ball/Luke Walton and Steph chats about the possibility of being an NFL owner.
Steph Curry made his return with a spectacular 38-point performance against Memphis, so we get to analyze Curry’s first game back and look ahead to the road trip that starts Wednesday in Dallas.
A thrilling Christmas day win over LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers and the expected Saturday return of Steph Curry are the topics of discussion on our last podcast of 2017.
Tim Kawakami from The Athletic joins Ray and Joe to discuss the Warriors 10-game winning streak, which includes a perfect 6-0 record without Steph Curry in the lineup.
We know Steve Kerr as the successful Warriors coach with three NBA titles, but there’s so much more to the man. Scott Howard-Cooper, an award-winning sports journalist, has authored an in-depth biography (coming out 
on June 15) assessing the life and career of Kerr. Scott joins Ray and Joe to talk about Steve Kerr, A Life. It’s a special podcast and a book you won’t want to miss!
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The Warriors were starting to get on a roll until they ran into a rough 4th quarter in a loss to Myles Turner and the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday. This week we chat about the “Box In One” defense Golden State is seeing now from opponents trying to slow down Steph Curry. We also evaluate James Wiseman so far and discuss recent NBA Covid and superstar issues.
Steph Curry is back in the lineup and he dropped 42 points on the Cavs in the Warriors win in Cleveland on Wednesday. He talks about how he is making progress in his return.
Athletic. He tells us why the online sportswriting site is successful and we chat about the Warriors season: 
