Cyrus Saatsaz goes live for a doom and gloom episode to recap the Golden State Warriors season and Dynasty crumbling following a disastrous Play-In performance that saw Klay Thompson have possibly the worst game of his career while Andrew Wiggins was a virtual no show and Steve Kerr realized only after the season was over that his veterans are no longer the star players they once were.

The Golden State Warriors saw their 2023-2024 season end tonight at the hands of the Sacramento Kings, 118-94 at Golden One Center. Credit to Head Coach Mike Brown for having a solid defensive gameplan against Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, as the Sacramento Kings turned the greatest shooter of all time into a volume scorer, and held his sidekick to zero points. Turnovers killed any chance the Golden State Warriors had at mounting a comeback in this one. As the season ends, many lingering...

The Locked On Podcast Network tradition of a postseason crossover episode continues as the hosts of Locked On Warriors and Locked On Kings preview the playoff rematch between the Golden State Warriors and the Sacramento Kings Play-In clash at Golden 1 Center to determine who will take on the loser of the Los Angeles Lakers at the New Orleans Pelicans game.

It's the final game of the year and Cyrus Saatsaz went live on a Sunday afternoon following the Golden State Warriors playing the Utah Jazz in the season finale to provide a brief recap and analysis while explaining why the team finishing in the 10th spot was possibly the best position they could find themselves in.

The Golden State Warriors finished the NBA regular season with a 123-116 win over the Utah Jazz. Stephen Curry and Draymond Green both didn't play in this one, and, with the Sacramento Kings and Los Angeles Lakers both winning in blowouts, the majority of the Golden State Warriors key players like, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, and Chris Paul, got extensive minutes of rest in the second half. A trip to up I-80 is on tap for the Golden State Warriors as they will face the "little brother"...

Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Friday Night Live postgame show following a pivotal Golden State Warriors home game that resulted in a massively disappointing loss to the New Orleans Pelicans thanks in large part to costly turnovers and an incredibly poor perimeter defense which gave up over 50% shooting from deep as the team's playoff fate remains uncertain with just a game remaining in the regular season.

With just two games remaining in the regular season Cyrus Saatsaz went live following the final road game of the year to provide a postgame recap and analysis of a Golden State Warriors team missing Klay Thompson, Draymond Green and Gary Payton II to hang on and beat the Portland Trail Blazers to position themselves ahead of the Los Angeles Lakers with the Sacramento Kings and the 8 seed still very much in play.

The Golden State Warriors defeated the Portland Trailblazers tonight 100-92 despite not having Klay Thompson or Draymond Green. Stephen Curry led the way offensively for the Golden State Warriors with 22 points, and capped it off with a great fourth quarter performance. Jonathan Kuminga also stepped up big time late in this one, as he continued to draw fouls to put the Golden State Warriors in the bonus and at the free throw line.

Larry Krueger of The Krueg Show joined Cyrus Saatsaz for a live postgame show following a near record-setting shooting display that saw the Golden State Warriors come one 3 shy of tying the franchise record as they defeated the Los Angeles Lakers in Southern California to own the tiebreaker and put themselves in potentially an excellent position for the NBA Play-In Tournament.

Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors won a big one tonight against the Los Angeles Lakers, who were without Anthony Davis, 134-120. All the chips fell the Golden State Warriors way, as Lebron James was also ill leading up to the matchup, while Stephen Curry and Andrew Wiggins returned for the Golden State Warriors. With the win, the Golden State Warriors are now in position to make a run at the 8th seed in the NBA's Western Conference.

Larry Krueger, host of The Krueg Show joined Cyrus Saatsaz for a Sunday Night Live postgame extravaganza following the Golden State Warriors beating the Utah Jazz at Chase Center thanks to a blazing hot start from Klay Thompson, Jonathan Kuminga picking up right where he left off after missing six games and Brandin Podziemski continuing a solid rookie campaign.

AP News radio's Ryan Leong and Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Friday Night Live postgame extravaganza following a dogfight of a game that resulted in a blown opportunity for the Golden State Warriors to make up ground in playoff positioning thanks to Steve Kerr's continued reliance on small aging players, the Dallas Mavericks' role players hitting huge shots at home and a very questionable final set of possessions which resulted in the Warriors missing a potential game winning shot.

The Golden State Warriors had a chance to win at the buzzer but a Klay Thompson three pointer wouldn't fall as the Golden State Warriors lose to the Dallas Mavericks 108-106. Stephen Curry led the way with 28 points but the Golden State Warriors struggled to find a second scoring option with Andrew Wiggins and Jonathan Kuminga sidelined. Despite the loss, the Warriors showed a ton of grit and effort on the defensive end, a great sign for them with the play in tournament at the doorstep.

Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Thursday Night Live postgame show following the Golden State Warriors leading from start to finish in sweeping the season series against the Houston Rockets to put them away in the playoff chase while continuing their road dominance, and shift their focus now to the teams above them for playoff positioning.

The Golden State Warriors defeated the Houston Rockets in dominant fashion 133-110. With the win, the Golden State Warriors need just one more win, or one more Houston Rockets loss, to clinch a berth in the NBA play-in tournament. Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson put on a vintage splash brothers show tonight as the two combined for 58 points.

Cyrus Saatsaz went live for a postgame show following the Golden State Warriors winning their 5th straight game following a huge home victory over the Dallas Mavericks thanks to a combination of gritty defense and a balanced offensive attack to strengthen their playoff positioning with just 7 games to play.

Andrew Wiggins showed up big time for the Golden State Warriors tonight as they took down the Dallas Mavericks 104-100 at Chase Center. Wins at home have been hard to come by for the Golden State Warriors this season, but with the win tonight they are now 19-19 at Chase Center. Andrew Wiggins led the way on offense for the Golden State Warriors, dropping in 23 points.

Cyrus Saatsaz went live for a Sunday afternoon postgame show following the Golden State Warriors finishing up an incredibly successful 4-1 road trip with a rare win in San Antonio that cushioned their lead for the final Play-In position as Stephen Curry and Draymond Green led the charge with huge nights offensively.

The Golden State Warriors got it done today against the San Antonio Spurs, 117-113, on the strength of their three future hall of famers, Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Klay Thompson. A massive third quarter run fueled the Golden State Warriors to the win tonight. Draymond Green was crucial in this one as he scored 11 of his 21 points during that third quarter run. Klay Thompson hit the dagger three in the fourth quarter to seal the win, and Stephen Curry got back to his scoring ways,...

Ryan Leong of Associated Press Radio joined Cyrus Saatsaz for a Friday Night Live postgame show following the Golden State Warriors continuing their road success, this time playing Stephen Curry's hometown Charlotte Hornets where the team held their opponent to under 100 points for the third consecutive game despite missing both Jonathan Kuminga and Klay Thompson plus Intern Karl Bernal introduced this week's edition of Karl's Minute and the crew take a look at the updated standings with just...

The Golden State Warriors continued their battle for the final playoff position in the NBA Western Conference with another road win, this time against the Charlotte Hornets 115-97. The Golden State Warriors were missing Jonathan Kuminga and Klay Thompson, but still had too much talent for the Charlotte Hornets to handle. Stephen Curry led the way with 23 points for the Golden State Warriors, not a surprise as Curry usually plays well in his returns to Charlotte, his hometown.

NBA Top 50 Player/Hall of Famer Rick Barry joined Cyrus Saatsaz the night before his 80th birthday for a live midweek postgame show following the Golden State Warriors hanging on and continuing their road success despite Draymond Green's first quarter ejection and Jonathan Kuminga's absence in a bizarre game that saw Stephen Curry's emotions spill over after hitting the game clinching three, including a prolongated "Night Night" celebration and chairs being kicked as Andrew Wiggins resembled...