The Golden State Warriors have looked very solid in their preseason sample size, but oddsmakers aren't considering them close to contending, but why? Charlie Walter and Matt Kolsky explore the impact of key players like Draymond Green, who has been labeled "washed" by a previous guest, and debate his ongoing influence on the court. They also analyze the team's depth and the potential for players like Jonathan Kuminga and Andrew Wiggins to step up as significant contributors. As the Warriors...

Andrew Wiggins was quiet in his return to Golden State, Moses Moody was not. Moody had a team-high 21 points in the Warriors win over the Lakers. What are the concerns with Warriors interior defense, particularly against bigs like Anthony Davis. The episode also touches on the team's depth, the need for a defensive big, and the challenges of managing player rotations. As the preseason wraps up, we look forward to the regular season, emphasizing the importance of maintaining momentum.

The Los Angeles Lakers, Golden State Warriors, Sacramento Kings, Memphis Grizzlies and New Orleans Pelicans are set to battle for relevancy in the Western Conference. Which team has the best chance to break into the top of the conference and which teams will miss the playoffs completely? The local experts of the Locked On Podcast Network break down the teams predicted to land in the middle of the West. For a full breakdown on the NBA season, subscribe to Locked On NBA to get all 6 episodes of...

The Golden State Warriors welcome back Stephen Curry, Andrew Wiggins, and Draymond Green for their fifth preseason game. Hosts Charlie Walter and Matt Kolsky explore the dual perspectives on the team's future, discussing the potential and challenges surrounding key players like Jonathan Kuminga and Andrew Wiggins. The two also analyze the team's shooting prowess, turnover issues, and the impact of players like Brandon Podziemski and D'Anthony Melton. With a focus on the Warriors' strengths...

Golden State's recent draft picks Moses Moody, Jonathan Kuminga, Brandin Podziemski and Trayce Jackson Davis were the stars of the show in a blowout win over Detroit, with Stephen Curry and Draymond Green sitting out. The recent drafting should ease your mind, but what should be a worry for Warriors fans?

Golden State Warriors' star Steph Curry did not play in the second half after jamming his finger. It's not said to be serious, per Anthony Slater. Moses Moody was the star of the show, pouring in 23 points, while fellow young talent Jonathan Kuminga chipped in 19. Why the Warriors should be very happy with their future.

The Golden State Warriors stunned fans by setting a franchise record with 28 three-pointers in a preseason game, highlighting their potential as one of the best shooting teams in history. With five players scoring in double figures, the Warriors showcased a balanced offensive attack. The episode explores the competition between Brandin Podziemski and D'Anthony Melton for the starting shooting guard position, while Andrew Wiggins' injury opens doors for Jonathan Kuminga's development.

Buddy Hield was the star of the show, pouring in six of Golden State's whopping 28 threes in a 122-112 preseason win over the Kings. Charlie Walter and Matt Kolsky break down the most impressive and alarming outcomes from the game.

The Golden State Warriors are in the midst of a fierce competition as Coach Steve Kerr aims to narrow down the regular rotation to just 10 players. With 13 players vying for these spots, the coaching staff faces challenging decisions. Can the Warriors balance offensive firepower with a solid defense? Key figures like Moses Moody are under the spotlight, with potential to earn more minutes and stand out among the rotation candidates.

Andrew Wiggins returns to practice, though not participating in live action. What is the concern level over Wiggins missing time and how pivotal a role will he play in this upcoming season. Will Moses Moody be rewarded for a strong effort in his first preseason game, and Matt George of Locked On Kings joins the show to preview Wednesday's matchup with Sacramento.

With preseason approaching, the Warriors face a "good problem" of having too many capable players vying for limited spots. How will positional battles between Hield/Moody and Wiggins/Kuminga pan out, and why certain early-season performances will shape the team's future.

The Golden State Warriors have a plethora of options to start at shooting guard, including De'Anthony Melton, Brandon Podziemski, and Buddy Hield. Which of their guards will best complement Curry in the starting five. Charlie Walter highlights Melton's defensive prowess and potential as a starter, while also considering Podziemski's offensive capabilities and growth as a defender.

Golden State Warriors Guard Brandin Podziemski said that the team's shooting has stuck out most this season, mentioning an unlikely source as somebody to watch out for. Plus, what Kyle Anderson brings to the Golden State Warriors, and why he fits in so well. The episode offers insights into the team's lineup possibilities and the strategic adjustments needed to maximize their shooting potential.

Draymond Green makes a bold comparison of the current team to the 2022 title squad, and Steph Curry explores how the Warriors may need to evolve. Plus, Draymond Green provides us with an epic media day rant.

With training camp set to begin, Charlie Walter and Matt Kolsky explore the team's defensive strategies, emphasizing the importance of returning to a top-tier defense.

In this episode of the Locked On NBA Crossover podcast, hosts Darian Viziri and Charlie Walter dive into the intriguing dynamics between the Los Angeles Clippers and the Golden State Warriors. They explore the near-trade saga involving Paul George and the Warriors, discussing why the deal fell through and what it could have meant for both teams. The conversation shifts to potential future trade partnerships, particularly focusing on Kawhi Leonard's role and the Clippers' strategic decisions....

Reports say former lottery pick Kevin Knox has been signed to a 1-year contract and will compete for a spot at camp. Charlie Walter gives his take on the veteran joining the mix, plus Adam Copeland of KNBR joins the show to give his thoughts on the upcoming season.

The Golden State Warriors have signed 2024 2nd-round draft pick Quinten Post to a two-way contract, waiving Daeqwon Plowden to free up the spot. Charlie Walter and Matt Kolsky break down what Post will bring to the table this upcoming season, and talk about the most notable storylines this upcoming season.

With Steve Kerr saying many roles are still up for grabs, how will the Golden State Warriors lineup construction play out when crucial moments arise. Charlie Walter and Matt Kolsky debate which players need more playing time and who could get buried to the end of the bench.

The Golden State Warriors as a team have to prove that their best days aren't behind them. To do that, it will require many of their players to either make a big leap or get back to a level they were at a short time ago. Charlie Walter and Matt Kolsky debate which player has the most to prove this upcoming season.

On today's show, Charlie Walter asks Locked on Wolves host Ben Beecken what Kyle Anderson will bring to the Warriors, plus could Minnesota be lured into trading a big man if the price was right?

Stephen Curry has been one of the greatest NBA players in history and is now trying to use literacy to help the next generation of kids. "Sports Superheroes, Steph Curry" authors Rich Korson and Josh Bycel join Locked on Warriors to tell the story of how the graphic novel came about and why it's a must read for all young Warriors fans.

The Western Conference previews continue with the Phoenix Suns. Could a drop-off this season force the Suns to look at changing plans and looking for a Kevin Durant trade partner. Charlie Walter and Benjamin Garcia of Locked on Suns break down the path to an unlikely Kevin Durant reunion with Steph Curry.

Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler is the newest name being connected to the Warriors. Plus, former first-round pick Nas Little works out for Golden State, and could Kevon Looney be a serious threat from behind the three-point line?