Steiny and Guru

Steiny and Guru's full show from Friday, March 6th. In Hour 1, Steiny and Guru break down the Golden State Warriors' CLUTCH overtime victory over the Houston Rockets on the road on Thursday night. They also lightly touch on the ESPN report that the organization was interested in Kawhi Leonard around the trading deadline. In Hour 2, the guys discuss Al Horford's impressive performance against the Houston Rockets last night, even going as far to praise the Warriors veteran center as the "best center the Warriors have had since Andrew Bogut." They're also joined by Marci Wiser from Live 105.3 to chit chat about... everything. They finish the hour discussing Russell Westbrook's postgame comments about the Sacramento media last night, and the back and forth that has made the rounds on social media. In Hour 3, Steiny and Guru continue to react to what Russell Westbrook told the Kings media last night, break down what's fair for a player to say to the media, debate Brandin Podziemski's performance last night, and wonder if the Warriors play faster without Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler. In Hour 4, the guys react to Guru's opinion that Kevin Durant is a 'paper champion,' debate if Russell Westbrook's frustration last night was warranted, and more.

In Hour 1, Steiny and Guru break down the Golden State Warriors' CLUTCH overtime victory over the Houston Rockets on the road on Thursday night. They also lightly touch on the ESPN report that the organization was interested in Kawhi Leonard around the trading deadline.

In Hour 2, the guys discuss Al Horford's impressive performance against the Houston Rockets last night, even going as far to praise the Warriors veteran center as the "best center the Warriors have had since Andrew Bogut." They're also joined by Marci Wiser from Live 105.3 to chit chat about... everything. They finish the hour discussing Russell Westbrook's postgame comments about the Sacramento media last night, and the back and forth that has made the rounds on social media.

In Hour 3, Steiny and Guru continue to react to what Russell Westbrook told the Kings media last night, break down what's fair for a player to say to the media, debate Brandin Podziemski's performance last night, and wonder if the Warriors play faster without Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler.

In Hour 4, the guys react to Guru's opinion that Kevin Durant is a 'paper champion,' debate if Russell Westbrook's frustration last night was warranted, and more.

Steiny and Guru continue to break down last night's exciting victory, and Steiny gives some high praise to Al Horford, the team's new veteran center.

Steiny and Guru open up the show by reacting to last night's EPIC Warriors overtime win over the Rockets

Steiny & Guru discuss the contingency plan for Steve Kerr, Steiny's brand-new idea for the Warriors next coach, Jayson Tatum's return impacting Steph Curry, Trent Williams taking the 49ers for suckers (?), Kerr's response to Podz, grownups winning championships, and development from a head coach.

Steiny & Guru break down Steiny's NEW idea for the Warriors and why IF Steve Kerr moves on, Golden State will be in a more difficult situation than they think.

Steiny & Guru discuss why certain individuals that are over the hill deserve some grace from their fans they helped bring joy to for over a decade...

Steiny & Guru discuss the 49ers needing Trent Williams like the Warriors needing Curry, but when will either be able to say goodbye to the past in order to usher in the future?

Steiny & Guru are the grown ups, but does Steve Kerr see anything else as being able to have success. Has his philosophical approach run out?

Steiny & Guru discuss why the Warriors and 49ers continue to cling to older stars and why they can't push the old out with the new.

Steiny & Guru wonder if Steve Kerr has his head on straight with where this team is going and if the youthful direction is best for Kerr as he ages...

Steiny & Guru take a look at Jayson Tatum's return and how that impacts the way the Warriors look at Steph Curry.

Steiny & Guru discuss the 'watchability' of the Warriors right now as they get set for Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets.

Steiny & Guru wonder if the fans are feeling like we've been transported back in time to a darker age in Warriors lore.

Steiny & Guru wonder if the Warriors brass is in experimentation mode more than people want to admit.

Steiny & Guru wonder if Steve Kerr is stuck in the norm of the Warriors way and if it's time for a new voice.

Steiny & Guru discuss the possibility of a different coaching staff next season and Steiny sets up his criminal mastermind-level idea for the Warriors.