Golden State Warriors
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Warriors games, worked through possession by possession.
Golden State Warriors follows the team through postgame shows, roundtable segments, and broadcaster conversations from inside the season. It suits fans who want more than a final score: combinations, turnovers, injuries, late-game pressure, and the small plays that explain the night.
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Golden State Warriors is official team audio for fans who want the night’s game processed while it is still fresh. The center of gravity is Warriors Post Up, where Tim Roy moves from the final score into the working parts of the game: turnovers, energy, injuries, lineup choices, shooting rhythm, and what a particular result means for the next stop on the schedule. It is built for people who already know the names. Curry, Green, Porzingis, Santos, Melton, Horford, and other Warriors are not introduced like glossary entries; they are treated as pieces in an ongoing basketball problem. That gives the show its pace. One moment it is praising Curry for a big night and a huge second half. The next, it is looking at turnovers against Phoenix or asking how much rhythm a group can build before a play-in game. The tone stays conversational, but the observations are specific. A failed corner pass can become evidence that players still do not fully know each other’s habits. A bench scoring burst can become a question for an opposing coaching staff. A supposedly low-stakes game can still matter because of health, combinations, and postseason preparation. Warriors Roundtable broadens the frame with caller-driven debate, playoff seeding, Portland, Phoenix, the Clippers, Oklahoma City, and the rational confidence that Curry still creates. The show also has the looseness of live Bay Area sports radio. It can pause to appreciate Chase Center workers, joke about Family Feud, mention reverse mortgage ads, or drift into Noir Alley before circling back to the rotation. That texture matters. It keeps the basketball from feeling overproduced. The best fit is a Warriors fan who wants the team’s perspective but still expects real analysis: what worked, what looked clunky, who changed a game, and why one possession might say more than the box score.
Made for: For Warriors fans who follow the roster closely and want official, game-to-game context after the final buzzer. It especially fits listeners who care about playoff positioning, lineup chemistry, and the little plays behind a win or loss.
What sets it apart: The show combines team access with the feel of a working broadcast booth, so the analysis stays close to the arena instead of becoming generic NBA talk. Its strength is turning specific Warriors moments into practical basketball meaning.
Official Golden State Warriors shows with interviews and analysis direct from the team, focusing on topics from in and around the NBA
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Kevin Danner and Gary St. Jean connect Warriors results to lineup choices, player development, injuries and the team's next competitive problem.
Warriors Roundtable works from the possession outward. Kevin Danner and Gary St. Jean turn recent Golden State results into discussions of lineup combinations, injuries, player development and the path through the play-in tournament.
Curry's knee leads to Run TMC memories, if your Warriors brain likes matchup math with old scars.
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Curry's return and the play-in discussion drive this Warriors roundtable.
This Warriors roundtable keeps Stephen Curry's return at the center and treats it as the night's main basketball story. It connects that comeback to the loss to the Houston Rockets, the win over the Sacramento Kings, and the larger play-in picture without losing the loose,…
Curry's return turns the show into a clear look at the Warriors' playoff math.
Stephen Curry's return after more than two months out with runner's knee gives the hour its center, and the hosts treat it as an actual basketball question, not a backdrop.
A blunt Warriors check-in on the Denver loss, the Steph watch, and the road ahead.
Warriors Roundtable keeps to the details Bay Area fans will care about: the Denver loss, the rough third quarter, and what changes when Steph Curry is off the floor.
A Warriors postgame that turns one hot stretch into a broader read on the roster and late-game decisions.
The episode sticks to a Warriors postgame angle and keeps circling a single fourth quarter question: how much of Guy Santos's recent burst is confidence, and how much is trust from the bench.
A practical Warriors check-in built around the road trip, Steph Curry's injury update, and the last two games.
Warriors Roundtable opens on a simple, useful read of where the team stands: a win in Houston, a rough night in Oklahoma City, and then the steady pull back to Chase and Steph Curry's injury update, with Warriors PR saying he would be out for at least another 10 days.
A veteran Warriors hour that mixes hard play, Run TMC memories, and a healthy star playoff angle.
Warriors Roundtable stays with an undermanned Warriors group that is still competing and moving the ball, and Gary St. Jean gives the hour its clearest value.
A practical Warriors roundtable that turns a split road trip into roster context.
Golden State's road-trip split is the frame, but the discussion mostly stays on why New Orleans felt tougher, what DeJounte Murray brings, and why Will Richard's 21-point night got attention.
Daily Habs nerves, numbers, and belief.
Daily Blackhawks scrutiny with Chicago pulse.
Steelers draft logic, in real time.
The host reflects on the abrupt end of the Warriors' season, highlights the special journeys of Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, and analyzes a recent game where Jalen Green's outstanding performance led the Phoenix Suns to victory.
Tim Roy opens "Warriors Post Up" with a call-and-response around a game where the Warriors were down 10-plus in all four quarters.
This episode discusses the Golden State Warriors' recent game, focusing on lineup changes, Draymond Green's injury, and upcoming matchups against the Clippers.
This episode analyzes the Golden State Warriors' performance in a recent game, focusing on team chemistry issues, turnovers, and player dynamics as they approach the playoffs.
This episode analyzes the Golden State Warriors' performance in a recent game, focusing on team chemistry issues, turnovers, and player dynamics as they approach the playoffs.
Hosts discuss the atmosphere at Chase Center and reminisce about past arenas and announcers.
Hosts discuss the special atmosphere at Chase Center and reminisce about past arenas and announcers.
Stephen Curry is back.
Stephen Curry is back.
Post-game interview with Seth Curry discussing playing with his brother and the team's playoff push.
Post-game interview with Seth Curry discussing playing with his brother and the team's playoff push.
A post-game analysis of a close Warriors-Rockets NBA game, featuring play-by-play and commentary.
A post-game analysis of a close Warriors-Rockets NBA game, featuring play-by-play and commentary.
Post-game analysis of Golden State Warriors games, discussing team performance and injury challenges.
Post-game analysis of Golden State Warriors games, discussing team performance, injuries, and player contributions.
Post-game analysis of a Warriors vs.
Post-game analysis of a Warriors vs.
Steph's absence shapes the whole roundtable.
Hosts Kevin Danner and Gary St.
A post-game analysis of the Golden State Warriors' loss to the Denver Nuggets, discussing key plays, player performances, and team strategy.
Post-game analysis of a Warriors loss to Denver, discussing key plays, player stats, and team performance.
This episode features a post-game interview with Warriors player Guy Santos discussing his recent performance, team confidence, and the importance of the pump fake in basketball.
Guy Santos had 58 points over two nights.
Post-game analysis and player interview following a Warriors game, discussing fatigue, turnovers, and the joy of playing.
Post-game analysis of a Golden State Warriors game, featuring player interviews and discussion of turnovers and team performance.
Post-game analysis of a Golden State Warriors win, focusing on Moses Moody's injury and standout performances.
This Warriors Roundtable episode discusses the team's recent struggles, including Steph Curry's injury update, analysis of their road trip performance, and an upcoming interview about Bam Adebayo's 83-point game.
Steph is out at least 10 more days.
Post-game analysis of the Golden State Warriors' overtime loss to the Chicago Bulls, featuring host Tim Roy and commentary on team performance.
Post-game analysis of the Golden State Warriors' overtime loss to the Chicago Bulls, featuring host Tim Roy and a returning co-host.
Tim Roy analyzes the Warriors' disappointing loss to the Jazz, criticizing their sluggish play and free throw misses while discussing playoff seeding implications.
A roundtable discussion on the Golden State Warriors' performance, focusing on their effort and challenges with key players injured.
Kevin Danner is out.
Kevin Danner and Gary St.
Start with the road back-to-back.
The episode recaps the Golden State Warriors' 128-117 comeback win over the Denver Nuggets, featuring an interview with D'Anthony Melton who discusses the team's effort and aggressive play, while analysis highlights key performances and injury challenges.