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Warriors Plus Minus is the definitive weekly podcast on the Golden State Warriors, hosted by Tim Kawakami, Marcus Thompson, and Nick Friedell.
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Tim and Nick Friedell discuss the main themes and interesting details from Steve Kerr and Mike Dunleavy's pressers. What will the next few years of the Warriors look like?
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Marcus and Tim discuss Steve Kerr's new two-year deal to continue coaching the Warriors -- why it took so long and what it means for the team's future.
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1Marcus, Tim and Nick Friedell discuss the long wait for a Steve Kerr/Warriors resolution, make their guesses on the outcome, and discuss what could be holding things up.
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Tim Kawakami and ESPN senior NBA writer Anthony Slater discuss the factors in Steve Kerr's decision-making process and what that means for the Warriors' future.
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The sentimentality of Steve Kerr after the Warriors were beaten by Phoenix underscored the looming end of an era. Marcus Thompson, Tim Kawakami and Nick Friedell discuss what change would look like — beginning with Kerr, who does not have a contract for next season — and the chances of significant changes at all.
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Marcus Thompson and Nick Friedell discuss the thrilling fourth-quarter rally in which the Warriors showed a glimpse of why they still believe. Golden State upset the host Clippers and advanced to face Phoenix in the Play-In Tournament. Curry came alive in the second half, Green shut down Kawhi Leonard in the fourth quarter and several support cast members showed up. We cover them all.
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Marcus, Tim and Nick Friedell discuss the Warriors' regular-season-ending loss in LA and set up Wednesday's play-in against the Clippers. Does this game really matter for the Warriors?
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Tim and Draymond Green discuss Steph Curry's impending return, what's possible the rest of this season, and what Draymond and the Warriors' future might look like.
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Tim and The Athletic's Nick Friedell discuss Stephen Curry's explosive return to action in a 1-point loss to Houson and how everything seemed changed for the Warriors with the play-in tournament coming up.
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With the Chase Center fans watching, Steph Curry — who finally completed five-on-five action in practice — went through his full pregame warmup. The intense workout is the latest step in his return, expected on Sunday. If he does return, that's four games he'll get before the play-in. Marcus Thompson, Tim Kawakami and The Athletic's Warriors insider Nick Friedell discuss what Curry's return means for this season and next.
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Marcus Thompson and special guest Zena Keita discuss the pros and cons of Curry returning at all this season. Plus, how that return impacts Brandin Podziemski. And we can't let the former Santa Cruz Warriors reporter go without talking about the career arc of Gui Santos. Somehow, WNBA legend Elena Delle Donne and Andre 3000 wind up in the conversation.
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Tim and Nick Friedell discuss the very real possibility that Stephen Curry will remain out for the rest of the season and how that sets up next season as all or nothing. Which means: The Warriors should go after Kawhi Leonard or LeBron James.
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Marcus, Tim and Nick Friedell discuss Kristaps Porzingis' 30-point night in the Warriors' victory over Washington, Jimmy Butler's visit and what the optimal result would be from a Stephen Curry return in the next week or so.
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Tim Kawakami and Nick Friedell discuss the Warriors' OT loss to the Bulls right after a dismal defeat in Utah. What can they expect from Kristaps Porzingis, Brandin Podziemski and De'Anthony Melton down the stretch?
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Tim talks with Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy about the team's current slide without Stephen Curry, the trade for Kristaps Porzingis and what's still possible this season. Also, thoughts on Steve Kerr and Draymond Green's futures with the Warriors.
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Tim and Nick Friedell discuss the Warriors’ deepening injury issues and the inevitable play-in conclusion. Also, why the Kristaps Porzingis/Jonathan Kuminga trade is looking bad early.
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Tim and Nick Friedell discuss the Warriors' victory over tanking Memphis on Wednesday and how Gui Santos is establishing himself as a rotation NBA player. Also: Jonathan Kuminga's fast start in Atlanta.
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Tim talks with Warriors owner Joe Lacob about the Kristaps Porzingis-Jonathan Kuminga trade, why the Warriors won't tank, Steve Kerr's contract and realistic goals for this season and beyond.
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Tim and Nick Friedell discuss Kristaps Porzingis' up-and-down Warrior debut in a loss to Boston and how he might fit short- and long-term with this team. Also, what Steph Curry's prolonged absence means.
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Tim and Nick Friedell discuss what Kristaps Porzingis might bring to the Warriors and analyze Mike Dunleavy’s recent tense presser.
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Trying to pass the TK show off as an all 82 pod is gross just stop doing it all together it's been terrible since slaker left anyway
Oh no, no more picks like smiley coming, what a loss lol
have you not seen podz playing winning basketball for eight weeks, Tim? Marcus and Slater are two of the best. kawakami is annoying af.
yo Marcus - Cam Johnson is averaging 19.5 per game on 67% true shooting. pretty much the definition of a guy that can get you 20. that true shooting is 13.6% higher than JK's. Kuminga's been nice lately, but the season-long stats tell a different story man
worst episode! Ben simmons! without Anthony Slater this podcast is just a joke of trolling 'analyst'
the only reason Boogie comes here is to resurrect his rep. People come in general because GSW plays the game all real players dream of playing. He needs to be where the staff will bring him along. he's going to play 20- to 25 minutes. He wouldnt come if he wasn't willing to learn a new game. He hasn't spent time with a real coaching staff or where he will be used to his best potential at this time. How stupid is this "they ruined the NBA". As it's always been, a dynasty has always made a positive impact on the financial wealth of the association. Far more people will watch the NBA THAN EVER BEFORE. The sad folks who are thinking their team has a chance to compete are blaming the Dubs, but all these teams sucked and will always suck. Ive watched the NBA since 55. when the Celtics went big the NBA made a huge jump in poularity. The same is true every time someone established a dominant team. The difference is social media. Now the dumbest people on the planet can fill the cyberverse